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2024
South Florida
2024 was another great year for the CNCSoFlo. We improved on our total observations and unique species observed!
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28,910 Observations
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843 Observers
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3,499 Species
This year there were 690 cities competing and we still managed to finish in the top 4% in every category! We are so proud of all of our South Florida citizen scientists, organizers, and identifiers. Thank you for helping us showcase South Florida's beautiful and unique biodiversity!
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2023
South Florida
In 2023, we added Palm Beach County to the CNCsoflo boundary and it made a huge difference. All of our metrics increased for the third year in a row and we more than doubled our number of observations!
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23,098 Observations
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1,107 Observers
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3,098 Species
Huge thank you to everyone who hosted events, observed, identified, and spread the word about the 2023 CNC!
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2022
South Florida
We improved on all of our metrics this year with more observations, species and participants than ever before!
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11,349 Observations
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593 Observers
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2,116 Species
Despite beating our own numbers, we dropped in ranking in all categories. There were more competing cities than ever before, and some seriously fierce challengers. However, as South Florida does, we worked hard and celebrated ever harder. Cheers, to our biodiversity!
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2021
South Florida
City Nature Celebration Results
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10,327 Observations
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582 Observers
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1,978 Species
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2019
Miami & Upper Keys
This year we expanded our boundary from Miami-Dade to include the Upper Keys. Quite the collaboration! Check out our results and favorite finds.
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12,179 Observations
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556 Observers
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1,875 Species
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Photo by @varajuan (Swallow-tailed kite)
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