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Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Museum of the Earth Will Expand Access to the Collection of Cenozoic Corals From the Western Atlantic by Digitizing Specimens and Sharing Data Through Online Portals and Educational Resources. Project Activities Will Include Photographing 200 Specimens and Creating 50 Illustrated Species Pages That Will Be Published on the Museum’s Free, Web-based Educational Portal. the Museum Will Hire a Collections Assistant and Train Them in All Aspects of Specimen Digitization and Curation. a Team of Interns and Volunteers Will Be Trained to Associate Labels to Specimens, Enter Information for the Specimens in the Collections Database, and Re-box Items. This Project Will Enhance the Collection’s Long-term Preservation and Accessibility for Scientists, Students, and the Public to Understand How Coral Reefs, Which Are One of the Ocean’s Most Threatened Habitats, Respond to Environmental Stresses.
Committed
$101,976
Paid out
$18.4K
18%
Committed, not yet paid
$83.6K
82%
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