Education Resources

A phenology calendar of plants and animals in the Sonoran Desert.

Facinating videos about the flowering of dogwoods by Tale of the Dogwood.

Educator resources from the National Park Service.

Partners in Place encourages poeple to meditate and reflect by obeserving the changes in seasons.

Resources and information on firefly research and conservation.

Conduct this activity before students are introduced to data collection using the Nature's Notebook observation protocols. This activity will familiarize students with some of the main phenophases present on select species during certain times throughout the school year.

This article describes higher education lab course investigating the phenology of plants throughout the semester on the Michigan State University campus. See details about how to conduct this program.

Lesson plan for a phenology activity given at Boys & Girls Clubs in Tucson. Students are introduced to phenology with interactive activities, then use Nature's Notebook to make observations on plants near their clubhouse.

This activity explores the question: which species will be most affected by temperature changes, and how will changes in the phenology of one species affect its interaction with others as the climate warms. Created by Emily Mohl at St.Olaf College

Cornell Lab of Ornithology's page of resources for people wanting to get involved in avian research, education, and conservation.