This Project intends to descover an answer to the question:  "How does proximity to large root based trees affect the phenology of the White Sage plant (Salvia Apiana).  Plants are monitored in a remote location at the Claremont Botanic Gardens, a large natural reserve in southern California.  The sample groups are monitored over the course of several months, (from about November to May), and data is recorded fairly often, although weekly monitoring is not always possible as this experiment is run in a public High School setting. 

Canada's climate is changing in response to increased emissions of greenhouse gases, among other factors. Accurately recording and analyzing ice on and ice off events (also known as ice phenology) offers one practical way to learn how climate change is affecting our environment.

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JellyWatch monitors jellyfish, red tide, squid, and other unusual marine activity.  Marine biologists use this information to help to develop a better understanding of the ocean.

Each year, more than 200 volunteers donate over 7,000 hours of their time, skills, and enthusiasm to reach Jug Bay Wetlands Sanctuary's goals in environmental education, scientific research, and the protection of the vulnerable wetland ecosystem. This is the equivalent of a $100,000 donation. These volunteers have a variety of backgrounds---teachers, librarians, construction workers, chemists, college and high school students, and yes, some are even professional wetland ecologists! What they have in common is an interest in nature, pleasure in being outdoors, and a desire to explore the ecology of natural habitats such as wetlands and forests. At the Sanctuary, they collect water samples . . . clear trails . . . weigh turtles . . . guide visitors on nature walks . . . draw maps . . . lead canoe trips . . . make posters . . . seine for fish . . . host the Visitor Center on weekends . . . and so much more!

Our phenology program will be starting this summer.