Using the iNaturalist app, an online community science platform, you help AMC track wildflower phenology (the timing of events like leaf emergence and flowering) along the Appalachian Trail corridor.
During this webinar you will learn:
-- The wildflower species that are the focus of this project
-- How to join iNaturalist for documentation and species identification
-- How to make observations using the app
-- How your observations contribute to AMC’s research
-- How AMC researchers curate iNaturalist observations to study shifts in plant phenology
Click Here to download a brochure on the program.
Click Here to register and for more information.
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