2021 City Nature Challenge (https://citynaturechallenge.org/)
2021 City Nature Challenge Results
The last time I posted, it was the City Nature Challenge (CNC), an international bioblitz! In 2021 the Hampton Roads area did pretty well considering we are still coming out of a pandemic. There is also always room for improvement– stay tuned for our exciting CNC efforts for 2022!Read more
We made it! The City Nature Challenge began at 12:00 AM April 30 (Friday) and ends at 11:59:59 PM on May 3 (Monday)! Please get outside and take some snaps of wildlife (animals, plants, and fungi)!
If you do come to Mariners’ Park or you’re in the area, you might be wondering what some common critters you might encounter. I would suggest reading a great blog post from Erica, our park department manager, posted last year that talks in detail about the wildlife in the Park (clickHEREto read her blog). Erica’s post should give you a good idea of what to see in the Park from trees to mammals to turtles and even dragonflies.Read more
Participation is easy! Find wildlife, snap a picture, and share it on iNaturalist (inaturalist.org)
Welcome back to the nature corner where we’re talking more about theCity Nature Challenge!(ClickHEREto visit our local Hampton Roads site!)
I mentioned in the March blog that participating in the City Nature Challenge is simple. All you do isfind wildlife,take apicture, andshareit on the iNaturalist app.Read more
Bumblebee on purple lantana in the Park. Photo credit: Amanda Shields/ The Mariners’ Museum and Park.
Do you and your family have cabin fever? Do you want to participate in community science efforts in Hampton Roads? Do you love The Mariners’ Park and other natural areas around our region? Well look no further– we have the event for you!
Hampton Roads City Nature Challenge, April 30 to May 3, 2021Read more
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