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Worthington Cemetery Trail BioBlitz

A family-friendly community science event at Worthington Cemetery Trail.

Fri, 25 Sep 2026 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM (America/New_York) Worthington Cemetery Trail Oak Ridge , Tennessee
The Worthington Cemetery Trail BioBlitz is a free, family-friendly opportunity to explore the natural world in Oak Ridge, Tennessee. Organized by Discover Life in America, the Tennessee Valley Authority, and Tennessee Citizens for Wilderness Planning, this event invites participants to learn about local animals and plants while contributing to real scientific data. It is an excellent way for all ages to engage with nature and support local conservation efforts through community science.

What to Expect

Participants will spend time on the trail identifying and documenting various species, contributing to a larger scientific database in a collaborative environment.

Who Should Attend

  • Families
  • Students
  • Nature enthusiasts
  • Citizen scientists
  • Local residents

Agenda Overview

The event runs throughout the day, allowing participants to join in and contribute to biodiversity documentation.
Venue & Address
Worthington Cemetery Trail
.75 Mile Loop
Oak Ridge , Tennessee
United States
Organizer
Discover Life in America · Non-profit
An organization dedicated to documenting biodiversity and promoting science education.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it free?
Yes, the event is free to attend.
Who is organizing it?
Discover Life in America, TVA, and Tennessee Citizens for Wilderness Planning.
What is a BioBlitz?
It is an event where people work together to identify as many species as possible in a specific area.
Is it family-friendly?
Yes, it is designed for all ages.
Where is the trail?
Worthington Cemetery .75 Mile Loop, Oak Ridge, TN.
Do I need experience?
No, it is open to everyone interested in learning.
Tags
Science Nature BioBlitz Community Oak Ridge Tennessee
Summary
A community science event focused on documenting local biodiversity at Worthington Cemetery Trail.
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Highlights
  • Family-friendly activities
  • Community science participation
  • Learn about local flora and fauna
  • Expert-led exploration
  • Free admission
  • Support local conservation
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