Dundee City Council Leicester – Organised by Leicester City and County Council Isle of Wight – Organised by Isle of Wight Council London – Organised by OPAL Derby – Organised by Derby City Council Brighton – Organised by Sussex Wildlife Trust Bath – Organised by Bristol Natural History Consortium Mothecombe, Devon, – Marine and coastal BioBlitz – Organised by OPAL and the Marine Biological Association Jersey – Organised by the Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust Fife – Organised by Fife Coast and Countryside Trust and "Celebrating Fife 2010" Cambridge – Organised by Cambridge University Lincolnshire – Organised by Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust Nottingham – Organised by Nottinghamshire Biodiversity Action Group Flintshire – Organised by Flintshire County Council North Ayrshire – Organised by North Ayrshire Council Lancashire – Organised by Lancashire Wildlife Trust Kent – Organised by Kent Wildlife Trust Corfe Mullen – Organised by Corfe Mullen Nature Watch Cornwall – Organised by ERCCIS North Devon – Organised by Coastwise North Devon. Sandford – Organised by Ambios Mount Edgcumb – Marine and coastal bioblitz organised by the Marine Biological Association United States Alaska: The Chugach National Forest and Alaska Department of Fish & Game-Diversity Program organized the first BioBlitz in Southcentral Alaska on July 23 and 24, 2011, to coincide with the International Year of Forests. Arizona: More than 5,500 people, including 2,000 students and 150 scientists, attended the 2011 Saguaro BioBlitz, (October 21–22) and discovered 859 species during the 24 hour inventory period. Included in that total were more than 400 species, mostly invertebrate animals and non-vascular plants, which were previously unknown in the park. The accompanying Biodiversity Festival had an integrated art program that included pieces featuring local species, created by local students, seniors, and artists. California: The Santa Monica Mountains NPS/National Geographic Society BioBlitz (May 30–31, 2008) was accomplished through collaboration with the Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy, California State Parks, and Los Angeles Recreation and Parks Department. Six thousand participants discovered more than 1,700 species during the 24 hour inventory period. California: The San Diego Zoo Institute for Conservation Research hosted a BioBlitz in the San Dieguito River Park on the North Shore of Lake Hodges in Escondido April 25–26. California: The San Diego Natural History Museum began hosting a yearly BioBlitz starting in 2008. The 2008 BioBlitz was held in Balboa Park and in 2009 the event was held at Mission Trails Regional Park on May 1–2. California: The