#naturesnotebook

[birdsofvermont]

Over the past year museum staff has been helping collect data for the Vermont Invasive Plant Phenology Project. A project coordinated by the Vermont Forest Parks and Recreation Department (@vtforestsparksrecreation). Observers for the Vermont Invasive Plant Phenology Project are adding to a scientific dataset that will help people in Vermont plan for and manage invasive plants effectively. Management is often linked to the timing of a species' life cycle events like flowering and seed set, and current recommendations are broad range estimates based on out-of-state management experiences.  📷 by E. Spinney #phenology #naturesnotebook #CollectingData (at Birds of Vermont Museum) https://www.instagram.com/p/CkLMO3mO11O/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[birdsofvermont]

Getting ready to start collecting data for the Vermont Invasive Plant Phenology Project. We will be working with @forestparksrecreation, @vtinvasives and @usa_npn to document the phenology of three invasive plant species found in Vermont. #phenology #vtinvasives #CommunityScience #NaturesNotebook (at Birds of Vermont Museum) https://www.instagram.com/p/CbA83m2O2nN/?utm_medium=tumblr