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OST volunteers have a great time exploring in the woods and learning how important their citizen science data is to HJ Andrews Forest researchers. photo: Jody Einerson

OST volunteers learning about forest ecology with Dave Shaw. photo: Jody Einerson

Insects up close. photo: Jody Einerson

Looking at insects trapped in the stream emergent traps. photo: Jody Einerson

Having fun with the student viewers. photo: Jody Einerson

Looking up close at aquatic invertebrates. photo: Jody Einerson

Some of the stream measurement equipment at the HJ Andrews Forest. photo: Jody Einerson

Researcher Sherri Johnson shares some of the watershed studies at the HJ Andrews Forest. photo: Mark Schulz

Lauren Zatkos, shares her research into watershed ecology and trophic levels in the creek. photo: Mark Schulze

OST volunteer looking at aquatic invertebrates. photo: Mark Schulze

OSU student, Lauren Zatkos demonstrating aquatic invertebrate collection techniques. photo: Mark Schulze

Karla Jarenke, shows us levels of water trapped in the watershed. photo: Mark Schulze

OST volunteers learning about the ecology of this forest with researcher Dave Shaw. photo: Mark Schulze

OST volunteers enjoy learning in the woods! photo: Victor Villegas

OST volunteers ask questions and learn more about water in the soils. photo: Victor Villegas

Looking at the properties of soil and water retention. photo: Victor Villegas

OSU Grad students, Karla Jarecke and Emily Crampe share their research on soils and water tables. photo: Victor Villegas

OST volunteers ask questions and interact with the researchers, extending their understanding of climate science. photo: Victor Villegas

Watching time lapse photography of plant phenology. photo: Victor Villegas

Experimenting with technology in the forest. photo: Victor Villegas

Looking at precipitation across the HJ Andrews Forest. photo: Victor Villegas

Climate science researchers Chris Daly and David Rupp. photo: Victor Villegas

OST volunteers in the woods. photo: Victor Villegas

Researchers David Rupp and Chris Daly sharing cool air pooling research. photo: Victor Villegas

Looking at some of the weather collecting equipment. photo: Victor Villegas

USFS Research Lead, Sherri Johnson guides us through aquatic insect phenology. photo: Mark Schulze

HJ Andrews Forest Research Director, Mark Schulze takes us to a phenology field plot. photo: Maggie Livesay

We look at the scale of the forest with researchers. photo; Maggie Livesay