City Nature Challenge – CANCELLED
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Observation is even more accessible during CNC week! Simply mark your observation as a plant, insect, animal, fungus, etc., and you or someone else on the App can identify it later!
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Photo tips:
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Try to get clear and close up photos from various angles with solid color backgrounds if possible. Consider bringing a sheet of paper to use as a backdrop.
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Take multiple photos of different parts of whatever organism you have chosen for observation. For plants: leaf, flower, fruit, bark and full view. For wildlife like insects, try to capture them from multiple angles.
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Extra challenge: BEES AND FLYING POLLINATORS! It is very tricky to photograph the same bee multiple times with high clarity but VERY rewarding.
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City Nature Challenge is an annual initiative that invites people around the world to find and document wildlife in their own cities.
On April 26, join Laurel Hill community members, nature enthusiasts, iNaturalist app-o-philes and other curious individuals as we contribute to the City Nature Challenge by observing and documenting plants and animals in our green burial native plant garden, Nature’s Sanctuary. This event is for anyone who loves observing nature, with opportunities for participation for all ages and abilities.
On May 3, join naturalists, hobbyists and professionals as we learn how to identify species observed during the City Nature Challenge observation period. Bring the whole family for ID app tutorials, interactive games, basic exploration of taxonomy and classification, snacks, and conversation about the importance of biodiversity and environmental literacy.
Observation Day– CANCELLED
Saturday, April 26, 1:00 – 3:00 PM
Identification Day
Saturday, May 3, 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM
Learn more and register for the May 3 session here!
This event will begin at
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