Thank you for joining us for #PhenologyWeek! To finish off the week, we challenge you to make your own phenology wheel for the year! If you make a wheel, please share it with us @usa-npn.bsky.social.
Credits: Photo courtesy of Marianne Lancaster
We're celebrating #PhenologyWeek! Today, we challenge you to find an animal showing flower visitation and observe it in Nature's Notebook. Please share any images with us @usa-npn.bsky.social!
Image credits: Dulcey Lima Photography
We're celebrating #PhenologyWeek! Today, we challenge you to find a plant showing fruits and observe it in Nature's Notebook. Please share any images of your plant with us @usa-npn.bsky.social!
Image credits: fruits and ripe fruits by Ellen G. Denny.
We're celebrating #PhenologyWeek! Today, we challenge you to find a plant showing flowers and observe it in Nature's Notebook. Please share any images of your plant with us @usa-npn.bsky.social!
Image credits: flowers or flower buds and open flowers by Dulcey Lima Photography.
Welcome to #PhenologyWeek! Today, we challenge you to find a plant showing leaves and observe it in Nature's Notebook. Please share any images of your plant with us @usa-npn.bsky.social!
Image credits: Breaking lead buds and increasing leaf size: Ellen G Denny, leaves: Dulcey Lima Photography.
Join our director Theresa Crimmins next Monday, March 16 for her "Watching plants, witnessing change" webinar! Register at www.usanpn.org/news/article..., where you can find other #PhenologyWeek materials!
#PhenologyWeek 2025 ends today.
Who is leafing out 🌱 or starting to flower 🌸 in your local green space?
yoshino cherry presence / absence of 4 phenophases.
⏱️March 17-21 is #PhenologyWeek 2025!
🌸The Yoshino Cherry (Prunus x yedoensis) flower buds are swelling.
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Join our Researcher Q&A, March 21 at 11am PT, 2pm ET. In this Phenology Week webinar we'll be joined by three researchers who have used Nature's Notebook data in the past year. You'll learn what they found with your data and have a chance to ask them questions. Flyer includes photos of the researchers who will be presenting, including their titles as follows: Dr. Janet Prevéy, Research Ecologist with USGS at the Fort Collins Science Center Dr. Ben Lee, Assistant Professor of Forest Ecology in the Department of Biological Sciences at East Tennessee State University Dr. Rob Guralnik, Curator of Biodiversity Informatics with the Florida Museum of Natural History at the University of Florida See more Phenology Week webinars at usanpn.org. Flyer also includes logos of the USA-NPN and Nature's Notebook
Join our Researcher Q&A webinar next Friday March 21 at 11am PT / 2pm ET, our final #PhenologyWeek event! Three researchers will share what they learned from #NaturesNotebook data in the last year.
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Join our Campaign Convo March 18, 1pm PT, 4pm ET. In this Phenology Week webinar we'll be joined by researchers whose work inspired there of our Nature's Notebook campaigns! Learn about their research and why your data are valuable. Researchers include: Kim Pegram, Program Director of Pollinator Conservation and Research at the Desert Botanical Garden - Desert Refuge: Monarchs and Milkweeds in Arizona Nicholas Dietschler, Research Support Specialist and PhD Candidate at Cornell University - Pest Patrol Andrew Hipp, Herbarium Director and Senior Scientist in Plant Systematics at the Morton Arboretum - Quercus Quest See more Phenology Week webinars at usanpn.org.
Join our Campaign Convo, March 18 at 1pm PT / 4pm ET! In this #PhenologyWeek webinar we’ll be joined by researchers whose work inspired 3 of our Nature’s Notebook campaigns!
Learn more and register - arizona.zoom.us/meeting/regi...
More Phenology Week webinars - www.usanpn.org/news/article...
