Seasonal patterns in Indiana plants

By Amanda Wanlass and AJ Weddle

Backed by Environmental Citizen Science Challenge, Diana Harrington, Randy Whitehead, Sheila Wanlass, Clark, Rj Whitehead, Dani Ramstack, Cheryl Whitehead, William Wanlass, Gregory P. Gordon, and 13 other backers

Indiana Phenology

Bloomington, Indiana

DOI: 10.18258/17258

Grant: Environmental Citizen Science Grant: Environmental Citizen Science

$2,595

Raised of $1,500 Goal

173%

Funded on 1/06/21

Successfully Funded

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Project update: December 2nd, 2021

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Filling the Gaps: Phenology Trails as Experiential...

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One way we utilize the data collected by our dedicated...

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The early flowering of plants such as forsythia, herald...

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The Power of Negative Data

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Phenophase: Ripe Fruit

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I find the studying of plant phenology to be endlessly...

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From Season to Season

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Climate change has been advancing the start of spring in...

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Our goal is to have active observers monitoring phenology...

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