Articles related to "Phenology"

Volunteers can assist researchers to better understand historic and current life cycles of plants and animals, by participating in phenology.

Try this observation activity with young children to teach them the changes in the seasons. Homeschoolers can create phenology journals.

As the season changes, gardeners record observations about plants in their summer flower gardens. Phenology information is a useful addition to the garden diary.

Nature's calendar may be a little confused as signs of an early spring become widespread.

Goldenrod and aster will continue to attract late season pollinators to wildflower gardens. The yellows and purples of these native plants are perfect autumn colors.