Our team member Tsipe Aavik will talk today at 15.00 EET about her work and the campaign at Hochschulkontor webinar about #citizenscience. Register here: us02web.zoom.us/.../501.../WN_… See you there! :)

Our campaign has a direct link to one of Darwin's favourite discoveries! #cowslips #lookingforcowslips #citizenscience #darwinday

The war in #Ukraine is devastating. The science community is suffering and we stand in solidarity with the people affected by this horrific war. Make science, not war! If possible, donate to @redcrossUkraine.

Finally #Spring! The time we are #lookingforcowslips is starting in #Europe. First observations of this spring flower have already been made in France. Have you spotted cowslips already? This picture 👇 is a mosaic of photos people sent to scientist in 2021 #CitizenScience

First cowslips are already flowering in UK. Can you determine if this one is an S- or L-type?

Spelling is no joke! #AprilFoolsDay #lookingforcowslips

Read Plantlife's blog to find out why the data you collect is so important for Europe's grasslands. See also our webpage for more info about the campaign: cowslip.science

🌎🐮Let’s celebrate “No Mow May” with a lesson on Cowslips and how to sex them…hmm…you learn something new every day!🐮🌎 RCHT Stephen Smith Looking For Cowslips

We have now over 100 000 flowers observed!🥳 Great to see there are so many people wanting to contribute to science. You can still make cowslip observations, so find some cowslips and send the observation data to us cowslip.science #citizenscience #lookingforcowslips

Our campaign originates from Estonia, where cowslip is a beloved spring flower that is also used for tea. While in Estonia there are plenty of cowslips to pick, it is not so everywhere, so before doing that, make sure it is okay where you are. Here's a nice thread about cowslips: