Fall is such a lovely time of year to pay attention to seasonal changes like migrating birds, colorful leaves, and insects taking their last flights in the cooling days. This month at ALNC, we’d like to encourage you to visit our exhibits and grounds, learn about Earth’s cycles and phenology, and use some fun new […]
Great Lakes BioBlitz starts today!![]()
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A BioBlitz is a community science effort to record as many species within a designated location and time period as possible. This one is hosted by the Center for Great Lakes Literacy and the Great Lakes Sea Grant Network through the iNaturalist app.![]()
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The goal of this event is for the general public to record biodiversity in the Great Lakes region. Participate by taking photos and recording your observations to share with the community. ![]()
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There are many ways to BioBlitz! You could take an afternoon to explore and document some plant or wildlife in an area, or pick a location to return to weekly, or set a goal to find something new every day! Afterall, this is important work as biodiversity data can contribute to research and conservation efforts.![]()
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This event starts today, and lasts four weeks, until May 20th. It takes place in all states and provinces that border the Great Lakes. ![]()
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Learn more about the Great Lakes BioBlitz here: www.seagrant.wisc.edu/our-work/focus-areas/education/great-lakes-and-marine-education-resources/g...![]()
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Photo: Kaldari, Wikimedia commons![]()
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