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Learn more about how other Refuges are using Nature's Notebook for phenology monitoring
Start phenology monitoring on your Refuge
See when spring is predicted to arrive at your Refuge and whether it is early or late
Download phenology data from across the country
Collecting phenology data across Alaska to study the impact of a changing climate on species important for wildlife forage.
Teaching the public about the potential impacts of climate change, giving volunteers an escape from the hustle of Silicon Valley, and showing the power of citizen science to collect meaningful data.
Collecting phenology data to better time restoration activities and inform visitors about what species they will encounter during different times of the year.
Documenting the time between emergence and seed set in invasive golden crownbeard, Verbesina encelioides, to create more efficient control schedules.
Tracking the environmental drivers of phenology for species such as milkweed and red maple in a unique high-elevation valley in West Virginia.
Our quarterly e-newsletter provides updates on our Partnership and resources to assist Refuges in implementing phenology monitoring.
