On Sunday 14 June, Carsiana becomes an open-air classroom.
Guided by Professor Pierluigi Nimis, we will learn how to use the digital dichotomous keys of the Dryades project. Using a branching mechanism, we will be able to identify plants correctly by answering the simple questions the app presents to us step by step.
We will thus discover how dichotomous keys work, and how every citizen can contribute to the biodiversity mapping project.
ORGANISATIONAL INFORMATION
Date: Sunday 14 June, 3.00 pm
Duration: 2 hours
Difficulty: open to all curious adults
Recommended equipment: fully charged smartphone
Participation fee: free of charge thanks to the contribution of the Friuli Venezia Giulia Region
Booking: compulsory via the website https://rogos.it/