Marisa Browning-Kamins, a masters student in wildlife management at UMass Amherst who is studying remotely this term, is volunteering to work on establishing a baseline monitoring station for data collection on GCT's Bruner Property with trustee David Black. As her primary interest is in avian ecology, she is using Survey123 to establish a baseline report of the birds she finds on the property. This research could lead to an annual event for members interested in bird watching and could connect well with existing citizen science projects. Marisa, right, marking her baseline point deep on the property.