We are undertaking a major revision of our Nature's Notebook app to make it easier and more fun to track plant and animal seasonal activity! We are looking for individuals to share feedback about the app as it is developed. Join our Participant Pool! https://lnkd.in/gEt_HQcF
USA National Phenology Network
Education
Tucson, Arizona 60 followers
Collect, store, share phenology data and information
About us
USA National Phenology Network is a national-scale monitoring and research initiative focused on collecting, organizing and delivering phenological data, information, and forecasts to support natural resource management and decision-making, to advance the scientific field of phenology, and to promote understanding of phenology by a wide range of audiences.
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http://usanpn.org
External link for USA National Phenology Network
- Industry
- Education
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Tucson, Arizona
- Type
- Educational
- Founded
- 2007
- Specialties
- Phenology, Data Collection, Phenology Forecasts, Spring Forecasts, Citizen Science, Community Science, Volunteer Science, Ecology, and Climate Change
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Tucson, Arizona 85719, US
Employees at USA National Phenology Network
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Erin Posthumus
Partnerships & Projects Manager at the USA National Phenology Network
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Ellen Denny
Ecologist/Data Manager
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Theresa Crimmins
Director, USA National Phenology Network; Associate Professor, School of Natural Resources and the Environment, University of Arizona
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Kerissa Fuccillo Battle
Ecologist and Strategic Advisor
Updates
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The USA National Phenology Network, in collaboration with researchers with US Pest at Oregon State University Brittany Barker & Len Coop, has created new forecasts to aid in control of the invasive spotted lanternfly, Lycorma delicatula. These forecasts, updated daily, predict the locations that are suitable for eggs to hatch and adult spotted lanternflies to emerge. The forecasts predict activity months in advance and also show where activity occurred earlier in the season. You can sign up to receive emails two weeks and six days prior to when activity will begin in your zip code. Learn more at https://lnkd.in/ggcwxsSw.
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Our 2023 Annual Report is here! See what the USA National Phenology Network accomplished last year: https://lnkd.in/gZcNRRwU We are grateful to all of the Nature's Notebook observers and our many partners who make this work possible.
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Next week is not only the Spring Equinox but also Phenology Week! We'll have webinars, daily challenges, in person meet-ups, and more! Check out all the events happening next week: https://lnkd.in/gANNVahf
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Director, USA National Phenology Network; Associate Professor, School of Natural Resources and the Environment, University of Arizona
Much of America asks: Where did winter go? Spring starts early as US winter was warmest on record
abcnews.go.com
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Happy Groundhog Day to all who celebrate! Phil predicted an early spring this year, but what does the science say? Our maps show heat accumulation this year is ahead of schedule for many parts of the west and east coast, and behind schedule in the Southern Great Plains and Southeast. Nature's Notebook observers have already reported leaf out and flowering at locations along the west and east coast and Southeast. According to predictions from NOAA's Climate Prediction Center, Phil is right for much of the Northwest, upper Great Plains, Midwest, and parts of the Northeast - warm temperatures are on the way! The rest of the county should see near normal temperatures over the next month or so.
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