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October 1, 2014

ScienceLives interview with Jake Weltzin

As the first executive director of the USA National Phenology Network, Jake Weltzin is a pioneer in the growing citizen-science movement. The network brings people and groups together to monitor climate change impacts on plants and animals in the U.S. These volunteers contribute data concerning life cycle events such as leafing, flowering, nesting, foliage changes, hibernation and migration.

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