Geographic Affiliates and Groups Using Nature's Notebook

Use the map and list below to find regional phenology efforts that might be of interest to you.

Geographic Affiliates of the USA National Phenology Network are geographically organized, ranging in scope from a town or university to several states, and organized for the purpose of observing phenology. USA-NPN Geographic Affiliates have established a relationship with the USA-NPN. More information on the benefits of becoming a USA-NPN Geographic Affiliate.

Groups Using Nature's Notebook are established efforts that engage volunteers, visitors or staff in observing phenology using USA-NPN protocols or the Nature's Notebook web interface.

Contact the National Coordinating Office (at partners@usanpn.org) for more information on becoming a USA-NPN Geographic Affiliate, or implementing Nature's Notebook through your organization.

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Name of Geographic Affiliate	Taxonomic groups	Group Description	Contact Name	Contact E-mail
California Phenology Project	Flowering Plants	The Pacific West Region of the National Park Service (NPS) is in conducting a 2.5-year project to develop integrated phenological monitoring...	Dr. Angie Evenden	Angela_Evenden@nps.gov
Dartmouth College Ecology	Flowering Plants Birds Mammals Amphibians Invertebrates	Our work is part of an ecology course in which students are observing phenology...
Florida Bluebird Society	Birds	The Florida Bluebird Society's mission is the conservation and protection of Bluebirds and other federally protected cavity nesting bird species...	Barbie Arms	floridabluebirds@aol.com
Florida Phenology Network	Flowering Plants Birds Mammals Reptiles Amphibians	Network of nature preserves, cooperative extension gardens, and residential gardens throughout Florida.	George R. Kish	gkish@usgs.gov
Florida Phenology Network	Flowering Plants Birds Other	The Florida Phenology...	George R. Kish	gkish@usgs.gov
Grand Canyon National Park	Flowering Plants	Grand Canyon National Park is a powerful and inspiring landscape that overwhelms our senses through its immense size; 277 river miles long, up to...	Stephanie Sutton	Stephanie_Sutton@nps.gov
Minnesota Master Naturalist	Flowering Plants Non-flowering Plants Birds Mammals Fish Reptiles Amphibians Invertebrates	The Minnesota Master Naturalist Program is designed to teach adult participants about natural and cultural history of the three major biomes of...	Amy Rager	Rager001@umn.edu
Minnesota Master Naturalist	Flowering Plants Non-flowering Plants Birds Mammals Fish Reptiles Amphibians Invertebrates	The Minnesota Master Naturalist Program is designed to teach adult participants about natural and cultural history of the three major biomes of...	Amy Rager	Rager001@umn.edu
Minnesota Phenology Network	Flowering Plants Non-flowering Plants Birds Mammals Fish Reptiles Amphibians Invertebrates	The MnPN was founded in 2010 to promote the study of phenology...	Rebecca Montgomery	rebeccam@umn.edu
Mount Grace Land Conservation Trust	Flowering Plants Non-flowering Plants Birds Mammals Fish Reptiles Amphibians Invertebrates	Mount Grace Land Conservation Trust protects significant natural, agricultural, and scenic areas and encourages land stewardship in North Central...	Aja Lippincott	outreach_americorps@mountgrace.org
New Mexico Master Naturalist Program	Flowering Plants Non-flowering Plants Birds Mammals Reptiles Amphibians Invertebrates	The Bernalillo County Open Space Master Naturalist Program aims to instill the pursuit of life‐long learning and promote environmental...	Colleen McRoberts	calangan@bernco.gov
Norfolk Phenology Project	Flowering Plants Non-flowering Plants	The Norfolk Phenology...	Tim Motley	tmotley@odu.edu
Northeast Regional Phenology Network (NE-RPN)	Flowering Plants Non-flowering Plants Birds Mammals Fish Reptiles Amphibians Invertebrates	The Northeast Regional Phenology Network (NE-RPN) is a cooperative network designed to coordinate phenological...	Ellen Denny	edenny22@gmail.com
OSU Phenology Garden Network	Flowering Plants	OSU Phenology...	Denise Ellsworth	ellsworth.2@osu.edu
PennPhen: a Penn State and community phenology network	Flowering Plants Non-flowering Plants Birds Mammals Fish Reptiles Amphibians Invertebrates	* Provide a single location where Penn State and other area researchers can deposit data regarding phenology...	Dan Grear	ecologyservice@psu.edu
Pima County Cooperative Extension	Flowering Plants Non-flowering Plants Birds Mammals Reptiles Amphibians Invertebrates	We provide practical information and education to help people make their lives better. Extension educational programs promote environmental...	Peter Warren	plwarren@cals.arizona.edu
PLACE Program	Flowering Plants Non-flowering Plants Birds Mammals Reptiles Amphibians Invertebrates	The PLACE (Place-based Landscape Analysis and Community Engagement) Program, a collaborative project of University of Vermont and Shelburne Farms...	Walter Poleman	wpoleman@uvm.edu
Portland Budwatch	Flowering Plants Non-flowering Plants Birds Invertebrates	Portland Budburst aims to build local knowledge about native plant life cycles by mobilizing volunteers who can regularly check on individual...	Marion Dresner	dresnem@pdx.edu
Signs of the Seasons: A Maine Phenology Project	Flowering Plants Non-flowering Plants Birds Invertebrates Other	Participants in the Signs of the Seasons program help scientists document the local effects of global climate change by observing and recording...	Esperanza Stancioff	esp@maine.edu
Tidewater Chapter of the Virginia Master Naturalists	Flowering Plants Non-flowering Plants Birds Mammals Fish Reptiles Amphibians Invertebrates	Volunteer Organization training and assisting volunteers to participate in citizen science, education, and stewardship of the state's natural...	Tony Forstall	tonyforstall@gmail.com
Wisconsin Phenological Society	Flowering Plants Non-flowering Plants Birds Mammals Amphibians	The Wisconsin Phenological Society (WPS) is organized for the study of the relationship between the stages of plant growth and animal life and...	Mark D. Schwartz	mds@uwm.edu