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Citizen Science in Action: Seeking Kestrel sightings

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Citizen Science in Action. A place for information that helps hobby-scientists do some of the field work necessary to help professional scientists research a variety of topics- from birding migrations, to butterfly life cycles, to population cycles and movement, plus a variety of non-biological possibilities like mapping communities or searching the skies. Monday, June 9, 2014. We have launched a new interactive web page to solicit sightings of Southeastern American Kestrels. During the breeding season:.

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Citizen Science in Action: Florida Citizen Science suggestions

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Citizen Science in Action. A place for information that helps hobby-scientists do some of the field work necessary to help professional scientists research a variety of topics- from birding migrations, to butterfly life cycles, to population cycles and movement, plus a variety of non-biological possibilities like mapping communities or searching the skies. Sunday, June 1, 2014. Florida Citizen Science suggestions. At a recent LEEF. I just found a site. Time to go exploring! Enter your email address:.

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Florida 4-H Bug Club: Outreach

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Outreach and Entomology Department Tours. You have reached the outreach page for the University of Florida's Entomology and Nematology Department. Take a look around to learn more about our outreach programs. For a general overview of our outreach program and information on scheduling, go to General Information. If you have a specific question, try our Frequently Asked Questions page. Our outreach program is designed to increase awareness and enthusiasm for insects and other bugs. Find out more here.

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School of Forest Resources and Conservation Extension - University of Florida IFAS

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The University of Florida's School of Forest Resources and Conservation (SFRC) Extension program is committed to providing research-based information and programs on natural resources to educators, decision-makers, landowners, land managers and citizens. The School’s Extension Programs are coordinated by faculty and staff with active extension programs in ecotourism, fisheries and aquatic sciences, forest stewardship, forest health, urban forestry, wildland-urban interface and youth education. More.

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The Natural History of Centennial Lane: Projects

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The (Natural) History of Centennial Lane. Our intention is to make contributions to various ecological scientific projects via "Prairie Oaks Ecological Station." Now that we are settled, we have started collaborating with other researchers. Here is a list of projects:. Validating measurements used to calculate size-corrected body mass in birds. University of Southern Mississippi Migratory Bird Research Group. Contributed data from 580 birds banded at POES. Avian Predation of Bumblebees. Rouge River Bird ...

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News | MISIN - Midwest Invasive Species Information Network

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MISIN - Midwest Invasive Species Information Network. Midwest Invasive Species Information Network. Eyes on the Forest. An imbalance in nutrients threatens plant biodiversity. August 29, 2016. An unnatural balance of nutrients threatens biodiversity in a survival of the fittest scenario, according to new research. A global network of researchers who have tested the impact increased nutrient levels is having on grasslands across six continents. Filed Under: Invasive Species. A Bug That Eats Baseball Bats.

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State Resources | MISIN - Midwest Invasive Species Information Network

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MISIN - Midwest Invasive Species Information Network. Midwest Invasive Species Information Network. Eyes on the Forest. Use the map to select a state. There you will be able to see the most recent reported observations and important contact information. Brown marmorated stink bug in Wayne County, MI. On August 29, 2016. Oak wilt in Manistee County, MI. On August 29, 2016. Bradford pear in Ottawa County, MI. On August 29, 2016. Tree of Heaven in Ottawa County, MI. On August 29, 2016. Let’s Get Social.

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About | MISIN - Midwest Invasive Species Information Network

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MISIN - Midwest Invasive Species Information Network. Midwest Invasive Species Information Network. Eyes on the Forest. The Midwest Invasive Species Information Network (MISIN) is a regional data aggregation effort to develop and provide an early detection and rapid response (EDRR) resource for invasive species in the Midwest region of the United States. In conjunction with a growing consortium of supporting partners. Brown marmorated stink bug in Wayne County, MI. On August 29, 2016. On August 29, 2016.

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Fact Sheets | MISIN

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MISIN - Midwest Invasive Species Information Network. Midwest Invasive Species Information Network. Eyes on the Forest. Asian chestnut gall wasp. Brown marmorated stink bug. Common St. Johnswort. European lily of the valley. Queen of the meadow. Records 1 to 6 of 338. Records 1 to 6 of 338. Let’s Get Social. Creating a MISIN Account. Will allow you to report invasive species observations and create custom email alerts of new sightings in your area. Subscribe and get invasive species news! And let us know!