Hancock BioBlitz: iNaturalist Field Training and BioBlitz
Aug 21 (Sun) 9 to 11 a.m.

How many different species can we find in Hancock during Old Home Days weekend? Join us for a fun, family-friendly weekend of exploration and community science! All iNaturalist observations made between August 19 and 21 within Hancock town boundaries will automatically be included in this BioBlitz project. Enter sightings from your own backyard, a town conservation property, or Harris Center land. To learn more and participate as part of a group, join ecologist Steven Lamonde and others for this in-person iNaturalist training and easygoing morning of BioBlitzing. 9 to 11 a.m. at the Harris Center. We’ll start outside, then move indoors to review our findings.

For more information, contact Steven. Co-sponsored with the Hancock Conservation Commission and Moosewood Ecological.
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