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“Storm downs trees throughout Washtenaw County, blocking roads." Mlive.com, Jul. 26, 2023
“Photo Essay: Controlled ecological burns in Ann Arbor" MichiganDaily.com, Dec. 6, 2023,
Blue-spotted salamander, Yellow-bellied slider, Eastern milksnake
Michigan Natural Features Inventory, queen snakes; Queen snake
Eastern garter snake; “Explore Michigan's wonderful world of crayfish." Michigan State University Extension, Dec. 12, 2016
Black-crowned Night Heron, Marsh Wren, Red-shouldered Hawk, Trumpeter Swan, Red-headed Woodpecker, Eastern Bluebird, Black-capped Chickadee, House Wren, Tree Swallow
“Wildlife tracking tower in Ann Arbor fills gap in statewide network." Mighiganpublic.org, Oct. 5, 2023; Eastern Whip-poor-will, Kirtland's Warbler, Monarch butterfly
Photo Monitoring Web Map
Eastern tiger swallowtail , Pearl crescent
Greenbelt interactive map; “U-Pick flowers and organic crops among plans for 2 Ann Arbor greenbelt farms." MLive.com, Dec. 27, 2023
NAP Group Volunteering Form
Links and Sources
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- Clark, Nathan. “Storm downs trees throughout Washtenaw County, blocking roads."
Mlive.com, Jul. 26, 2023, https://www.mlive.com/news/ann-arbor/2023/07/storm-downs-trees-throughout-washtenaw-county-blocking-roads.html
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Photo Credits
Cover
- Paper birch at Bluffs Nature Area, April 2023, by Photo Monitoring volunteer, Audra Eddy
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- Controlled burn at Huron Parkway Nature Area, May 2023, by NAP Photographer
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- Gallup Park Wet Meadow Precise Point 6B, May, June, early August, and late August 2023, by Photo Monitoring volunteer
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- Stapp Nature Area Precise Point 7, April 2023, by Photo Monitoring volunteer
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- Burn crew member walking through a burn at Cedar Bend Nature Area, March 2023, by NAP Photographer
- Common milkweed seeds, by NAP Photographer
- Crew member Gabby DeMott cutting a downed tree with a chainsaw, by NAP Photographer
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- Volunteers pull herbaceous invasives at Mary Beth Doyle Park, April 2023, by NAP Photographer
- UM Epsilon Eta volunteers at Mary Beth Doyle Park, October 2023, by NAP Photographer
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- Stapp Nature Area Precise Point 8 (reversed), May 2023, by NAP Photo Monitoring volunteer
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- Controlled Burn Crew volunteer and staff at the water truck, May 2023
- Controlled Burn Crew volunteers monitor a fire, May 2023
- Controlled Burn Crew volunteers from Americorps, November 2023
- Controlled Burn Crew volunteer Dave, May 2023
- Controlled Burn Crew volunteer Kristin, May 2023
- Controlled Burn Crew volunteer Katy, May 2023
- Controlled Burn Crew volunteers from Americorps, November 2023
- Controlled Burn Crew staff Leah, November 2023
- Buhr Park wet meadow burn, March 2023
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- Arieal photograph of Scarlett Mitchell Nature Area, October 2023
- Arieal photograph of Leslie Golf Course controlled burn, March 2023
- Arieal photograph of Leslie Golf Course controlled burn, March 2023
- Arieal photograph of conservation crew working at Scarlett Mitchell Nature Area, October 2023
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- Volunteers cutting shrubs at Foxfire West Nature Area, December 2023
- Volunteer holding up herbaceous invasive plants at Mary Beth Doyle Park, April 2023
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- Wood frog, by Amphibian and Reptile Survey volunteer, Antoni Wierzbicki
- Tiger salamander, by Amphibian and Reptile Survey volunteer, Antoni Wierzbicki
- Painted turtle laying eggs, by NAP Photographer
- Eastern milk snake, by Amphibian and Reptile Survey volunteer, Antoni Wierzbicki
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- Queen snake in buckthorn branches, by Amphibian and Reptile Survey volunteer, Antoni Wierzbicki
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- Three queen snakes in shrub branches, by Amphibian and Reptile Survey volunteer, Antoni Wierzbicki
- Queen snake on branch, by Amphibian and Reptile Survey volunteer, Antoni Wierzbicki
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- Young Black-crowned Night-herons, by NAP Photographer
- Eastern Bluebird with green darner dragonfly on bird house, by NAP Photographer
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- Motus tower, by NAP Photographer
- Becky Hand and Juliet Berger from NAP with John Brenneman and Rich Keith from Kalamazoo Nature Center, by NAP Photographer
- Equipment installing Motus tower, by NAP Photographer
- “NAPbirds" inscription in Motus tower base, by NAP Photographer
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- Miller Nature Area Precise Point 11, September 2022 and April 2023, by Photo Monitoring volunteer
- Leslie Woods Nature Area Precise Point 3B, early and late November 2023, by Photo Monitoring
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- Pearl crescent butterfly, by Jerry A. Payne, USDA Agricultural Research Service, Bugwood.org"
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- Photos of children and families at Environmental Education events, 2023, by NAP Photographer
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- Photos of Environmental Education participants at the Ann Arbor Senior Center, by NAP Photographer
- Sketches by Environmental Education participants at the Ann Arbor Senior Center
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- Both photos of Nollar Road property, by NAP Photographer
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- Group of volunteers at Ruthven Nature Area, September 2023, by NAP Photographer
- UM Alpha Kappa Alpha at Cedar Bend Nature Area, April 2023, by NAP Photographer
- UM Tau Beta Pi at Ruthven Nature Area, September 2023, by NAP Photographer
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- Volunteer pulling herbaceous invasives at Bird Hills Nature Area, April 2023, by NAP Photographer
- Singh & Kaur Foundation at Leslie Woods Nature Area, October 2023, by NAP Photographer
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- All photos of groups at private workdays by NAP Photographer
- Large group photo (left) – Alpha Kappa Alpha at Cedar Bend Nature Area, April 2023, by NAP Photographer
- Large group photo (right) – Concordia University Men's Baseball at Kuebler Langford Nature Area, December 2023
