casavant trail phenology site

Returning to my phenology site after a while of not seeing it felt weirdly nostalgic. It’s one of the first places I found on my own and have consistently visited during my first year of college. It brings be back to early in the summer semester when I was a scared freshman with less than […]

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These last four days have been crazy, I’ve been going out everyday to document and add to the ever amassing list of species on inaturalist. On Friday, and my first outing, I went out to Centennial woods. Then I walked over to my phenology site in Winooski and did some observations there. Saturday I went […]

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Part of my daily routine that I’ve developed while at home during breaks is that I take my dog on long hikes around the natural areas around my hometown. I insist on the hours long walks since she doesn’t get out as much when I’m away. This phenology blog has already seen some of these […]

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I took this window of no-lab week to take a walk down to the waterfront of Champlain Lake to enjoy the view of the somewhat frozen shore I I’d seen a few people talking about online. On my way out of my dorm I wanted to document the high population of American Robins that I’ve […]

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I initially thought returning to the Casavant trail in January would look similar to my last visit around a mouth ago in December. However, I did come across some new developments in the phenology of the site. With all that said, I was very excited for the relaxing walk on the way there. The most […]

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For my post highlighting the ecology of a place back home, I wanted to go back and document a place that was instrumental to my passion for the environment. And that is a public park just about fifteen minutes from my house known as Benson Park in Hudson, NH. My mom would often take me […]

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It takes about 40 minutes to get to the trailhead from my dorm, so on a warmish Wednesday I took some time to hike down. I get to walk through most of campus, past Trinity, and into downtown Winooski to get to the trail. Below is the event map I made of some of the […]

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As Halloweekend rolled around I took a break from busy life at school to travel over to the Casavant trail. I was excited to get to a place where I knew I was going to get time to reconnect and remind myself what I’m doing here at UVM. I traveled down the slightly steep trail […]

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