If you are doing iNaturalist and are in Oakland, please help us observe living species at Lake Merritt after the fish kill in August. Open to all taxa, not limited to invertebrates

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If you are doing iNaturalist and are in Oakland, please help us observe living species at Lake Merritt after the fish kill in August. Open to all taxa, not limited to invertebrates

JOIN HERE:
https://www.inaturalist.org/projects/harmful-algal-bloom-at-lake-merritt-are-there-any-survivors

I got together with a friend from class today for our nature walk assignment. We walked along the foot trails of Edmands Park and listened to SZA. The weather was really beautiful today. It was warm and sunny with a little fall breeze to keep us cool. Immediately when entering the park we could see so many different organisms to take pictures of. We walked along the trails and took pictures of the ones that caught our attention most. While out, I kept thinking about how nice it was to br...

Today I went for a walk for about 30 minutes in the woods/park next to Newton campus. It was a sunny day, but the trees offered shade in various areas. I began in an open clearing, which consisted of many interesting plant species. Then, I wandered further into the woods along a trail, which had many benches to sit on as well as hills and creeks to explore. In this deeper woods area, I found many fungi as well as different insects, such as spiders (not photographed). I did not find many ...

https://www.livestream-service.nl/landschaperfgoedutrecht/ Donderdagavond 29 september starten we een gloednieuwe serie lezingen over het landschap en erfgoed in de provincie Utrecht. Elke laatste donderdag van de maand neemt een medewerker van Landschap Erfgoed Utrecht je mee op ontdekkingstocht door een onderwerp dat haar of hem aan het hart gaat.

The conservation of Quercus garryana in San Juan County, Washington is advanced by the consideration of the ecological components of the species distribution. The project analysis is of the iNaturalist observations in the Quercus garryana Range Project on the San Juan Islands, Washington. The Quercus garryana Range Project is a collection of over 4,700 location specific observations. This dataset is an effort to estimate the climatic boundary of Q. garryana with the Annual Mean Temper...

Hi everyone. There is no way to thank all of you properly, but THANK YOU for keeping our BioBlitz going through your time and dedication.

Typically, many of us from the Agency participate in this event; just in the last 10 days however, three of our team members have each experienced a death in their family and it has completely changed our operation as our small team has covered for each of us while we handle our individual family's needs to include travel and time off.

Vincular las instituciones al publico general , instituciones educación y otras entidades interesadas en las acciones de protección de la fauna silvestre en el distrito capital, a través de un ejercicio de observación y registro en los territorios con el fin de abarcar y registrar mas lugares, evidenciando la presencia de fauna silvestre. (foto moreno 2021)

Today I walked around Houghton Garden for 30 minutes. The weather was warm but breezy, and it was very sunny. While walking around, there were many trees, and some were labeled with what species they are. There was a lot of greenery around the path, including various flowering plants. The trail followed a little pond or stream which was very beautiful. There was even a bridge that I could cross the water on. I was also excited to see some animals, like chipmunks, squirrels, and a bee sit...

Bravo! Vous avez joint le groupe du Bioblitz du 29 septembre au Parc de la Yamaska. Que savez-vous du Parc? Le Parc de la Yamaska fait partie du réseau de la SEPAQ (Société des établissements de plein air du Québec) et compte plusieurs km de sentiers et une faune et une flore exceptionnelle. Partez à la découverte des oiseaux, des libellules, des cerfs de Viriginie, et de nombreux autres éléments de la nature.

HISTOIRE DE LA CRÉATION DU PARC NATIONAL DE LA YAMASKA
L'aménagem...

The weather was 60 degrees with a moderate UV index and 60% humidity. When walking around the Hammond Pond I noticed a lot of different types of environments that species can live in. Such as, rock ledges, small mud/wetland areas and trees which surprisingly had very little birds in them. On the walk I noticed many different types of fungi and they were all spread out from each which looks at beta diversity of two community samples. Most communities were also dominated by one type of pla...

For my first nature walk, I walked around the Webster Conservation Area. Despite being right next two a main arterial, it was really quiet and a very pleasant experience. The weather was sunny, however the sun did not penetrate the thick canopy made by the trees. Within the natural area, there was a variety of terrain. From rocky ledges and clefts to damp creek beds and rotting logs. This allows a variety of life to thrive, even in this relatively small natural area. One of my favorite o...

It was sunny that day; the sun beat down on our necks and beaded us with sweat. The guardians of our group heaved as we approached the car. We had been hiking for the past four hours and now we would return home after a five-hour drive. As we praised the cold air of my cousin’s rental, the car ignition started.
I twiddle with my phone going through various apps before stopping on the radio mainly circling around the Crane Wives; the smooth chorus voice of the singer soothed me into ...

The observation of the month was observed on September 28th, 1922, by Vivian Young. Her inaturalist ID is vivian_young and the observation can be found here:

https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/136809105

We believe this to be Phyllotopsis Nidulans, please feel free to correct us.

More about Phyllotopsis Nidulans:

Today I went on a walk through the Pine Tree Reserve and around the Reservoir by BC's campus. It was such a perfect fall day, not too hot with such a nice breeze coming off the Res. Some of the leaves are changing color too, which is always super fun to see. I had never been through the pine reserve on campus before, and was surprised by how many different plants and trees I could see. I also ran into a very cute squirrel that I had to chase for a few minutes because clearly it was not e...

I am an environmental studies major, so I was actually only able to walk for a half hour because I have a conference to attend today! I was able to walk the Res on my way home, and found the species attached to this journal entry. Today's weather is 60 degrees Fahrenheit and sunny, and there was very little wind so the Res water itself was very glass-like. The surrounding environment is very typical of the woods found in the North East, and was largely overgrown with medium sized leafed-...

I went on my nature walk on September 28 in Pine Tree Preserve. Immediately I saw the vast biodiversity in the area. Even though the Pine Tree Preserve is rather small, it still contains multitudes of different species. I really enjoyed my walk. The weather was sunny and about 68 degrees Fahrenheit. It was a beautiful day. In addition to the many plant species I observed, I also saw a chipmunk and a squirrel. The walk was a nice break from traditional schoolwork and allowed me to observe...

I walked for about 40 minutes around the Chestnut Hill Reservoir. It was a nice morning for a walk--it was perfect light jacket weather. It was sunny, slightly chilly, and the air was very crisp. I walk around here a lot, but usually I don't look at all the surrounding biodiversity. I took a lot of pictures in the beginning, but then I started spacing them out and really focusing on what stuck out to me. I didn't know what a lot of the organisms were, but I tried my best to match them wi...

Observational Highlight #16: Monotropa hypopitys (Pinesap)
Virginia Outdoors Foundation - Bull Run Mountains Natural Area Preserve

Monotropa hypopitys (Pinesap): A recent observation of pinesap along the southern section of The Preserve.

I went to Pine Preserve for my nature walk. The weather was a little cold and windy, but sunny. The preserve has lots of large trees, weeds, large areas of flowering plants, and the ground in mostly covered in pine needles. The observations I took were of some of the pretty flowering plants I saw, a plant that I think is a small tree, and some fungi I saw growing on a tree trunk. Today in class we learned that the first Fungi can be dated back to the Paleozoic Era and the rise of floweri...

El passat 18 de setembre vam fer la sortida de flora exòtica als meandres del Ter, a Orís, Osona.
De les 30 observacions de plantes, 15 eren de flora al·lòctona, és a dir, d'espècies vingudes de fora per diversos punts d'entrada com pot ser el comerç de llana, o de cereals, però la major part corresponen a espècies introduides en jardineria. D'aquestes 15 plantes, 8 són considerades invasores a Catalunya (com la Budlèia o l'Ailant). També vam trobar 8 plantes usades com a remeieres ...

Приглашаю всех принять участие в европейском грибном биоблитце, который будет проходить с 3 по 18 октября, вы можете уже сейчас присоединиться к проекту https://www.inaturalist.org/projects/mycoblitz-europe-fall-2022

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For this nature walk, I went to the Pine Tree Reserve located on the edge of campus. The area was smaller than I had expected, but still contained lots of uncultivated wildlife. The weather was clear and the temperature was mild (around 65 degrees), which made the walk, and spotting organisms much easier. I noticed lots of different plants with different colored/sized leaves and many of them had small flowers growing from them. I couldn't distinguish whether the flowers growing from thes...

Приглашаю всех принять участие в европейском грибном биоблитце, который будет проходить с 3 по 18 октября, вы можете уже сейчас присоединиться к проекту https://www.inaturalist.org/projects/mycoblitz-europe-fall-2022

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The nature walk I went on was to Pine Tree Preserve which is the small hill overlooking the reservoir on campus. It was just before sunset when I decided to go on my walk so the clouds were a pinkish color and it was a nice temperature outside. I went with a friend in the class and we were surprised at how peaceful it was at the top with the sun streaming through the trees. To continue the walk, we went down the other side and walked a short distance around the reservoir, noticing variou...

I walked around for around 35 minutes in Houghton Garden. It's a wild garden with a stream and a lagoon-like pond, the garden also has some nice footpaths to walk around. I related this to the in-class comment that Professor Olins made about trees having a relaxing effect on us, and I felt that during my walk. According to the website, uncommon migrating birds are seen there; unfortunately, I didn't see any of these birds during my walk. It was nice and warm, so I got to see some squirre...

I went for a run for about forty minutes for my nature walk. I ran out past the Chestnut Hill reservoir toward the Brookline reservoir. However, I turned onto Heath street and went past Pine Manor. After this, I turned onto Hammond street and made my way back to campus. Along the way, I documented different plants and animals. The weather on my walk was sunny and surprisingly warm. I went with a few friends and we enjoyed the sun and different sights along the way. On my way down Beacon ...