Ribbit Network

Ribbit Network had the pleasure of presenting a poster and attending NOAA: National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration's GML 2024?Global Monitoring Annual Conference in Boulder, CO this week. We presented some of our first results on the analysis of low-cost Co2 concentration sensors at our partner locations in Oregon, USA, and Zurich, Switzerland. Building relationships with incredible scientists working on global monitoring of all kinds is an important and interesting part of Ribbit Network's mission as an open-source, nonprofit. Thanks to all of our supporters and volunteers who support us in this work. If you are interested in collaborating or volunteering to help build out low-cost greenhouse gas monitoring, drop a comment below or reach out to us on our site! We have many exciting projects this summer including a solar-powered sensor and the start of a methane sensor. #climate #noaa #ribbitnetwork #monitoring #science #citizenscience #co2 #nonprofit #research

Big thanks to Pascal Joly for submitting a winning abstract for NOAA: National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration's Global Monitoring Annual Conference this year! Ribbit Network will be there for the second year in a row! Poster preview below ?? #ribbitnetwork #citizenscience #noaa #sensors #climate

A big shoutout to the citizen scientists from North East Carolina Prep School! ? We loved learning and building 30 frog sensors with you, and hope you had lots of fun too! ?? At Ribbit Network, it's a highlight for us to see STEAM education in action, and work with new generations of student leaders who are committed to the environment. We can't wait to do more. See you next time! ???? Joules Accelerator Duke Energy Corporation Keenan Johnson

We've had a busy first few months of the year! Excited for what else is in store ?? ?? ?? Check out what we've been up to, and subscribe for updates! (Link in the first comment)

Memories from earlier this year! ??? Honored to have had the chance to share with the students at North East Carolina Prep School about Ribbit Network, building hardware, and our open-source project. Our founder and Executive Director, Keenan Johnson shared about the impact the sensors can have, where the project is now, and how students and educators can play a big part.?We'll be sharing more updates from the event in upcoming posts! ?? Joules Accelerator Duke Energy Corporation

We finally have a shop where you can purchase a complete Frog Sensor kit on our site! Get yours today! Find the link on our site or in the comments below. We invite students, teachers, makers, corporations, and scientists to build and deploy open-source sensors that contribute to a global climate observation network. This is the complete kit for building a Ribbit Network Frog Sensor, including the 3D printed parts, sensors, microcontroller, and power supply. We’re so excited for you to start your Ribbit journey! Ribbit Network inspires students, teachers, hackers, and scientists to take direct action by building a sensor and contributing to an open-source globally distributed climate observation network. Thanks to all of the volunteers and community who have worked hard to design the Frogs and make this happen! #ribbitnetwork #climate #STEAM #makers #citizenscientists #nonprofits #electronics

Thrilled to announce North East Carolina Prep School's strategic partnership with Ribbit Network, Joules Accelerator, Duke Energy Corporation, and distinguished aerospace engineer Keenan Johnson to elevate environmental education! Our students recently participated in the assembly of 30 Frog Sensors, gaining valuable insights into climate science and sustainability. This collaboration exemplifies NECP's commitment to fostering the next generation of environmentally conscious leaders.

Just completed a great Ribbit Network event with a group of students in Tarboro, NC. It was a great success and everyone seemed to really enjoying building the Frog sensors. There were around 100 students that built 30 Frogs! I'll have better pictures and videos to come soon! There was a whole documentary film crew there, which will have some great videos shortly. These events are only possible thanks to the great work that this open-source community does. Couldn’t be more thankful to have built such a great group of volunteers. Thanks also to Joules Accelerator for being the great connector that made this event happen. Many more to thank, but it was so fun. More Frog sensors for climate, coming soon! #climate #steameducation #opensource

Exciting News: Ribbit Network Announced as Our $5K Grant Recipient! We are pleased to announce that Ribbit Network has been selected as our $5,000 grant recipient! This decision comes after their impactful utilization of our previous $1,000 grant, demonstrating an unwavering commitment to their mission. Since receiving our initial grant, Ribbit Network has achieved significant milestones, including establishing a formal 501(c)(3) non-profit. Their open-source designs for Frog Sensors have garnered a community of over 200 members who've collectively deployed 200 sensors worldwide. Ribbit Network's vision goes beyond achievements; they are gearing up to offer sensor kits for sale to the public, aiming to surpass the 1000-sensor mark and establish a recurring revenue pipeline to provide kits for educators and citizen scientists. Your support and engagement with Ribbit Network have played a crucial role in their journey so far, and we invite you to celebrate their achievements with us. Read more about their journey here on our blog: https://ow.ly/BkcI50QsJ0p Let's continue supporting organizations like Ribbit Network that are making a tangible impact on climate awareness and observation.

? We're proud to announce the launch our new website, beautifully designed by What if Design. Check it out at: https://lnkd.in/gKbjcAty The team at What if improved our website's messaging and content, communicated our theory of change, and highlighted our impact and partners. And we're loving the new look! ??