Your local nature pulse.
Nature is always changing.
A tree begins to flower. A flock of birds arrives earlier than expected. Butterflies appear in a garden. A river rises after heavy rain. A familiar pond begins to dry. A shoreline slowly retreats. A new animal is spotted in a neighborhood. An unusually hot afternoon becomes part of a longer heat wave.
Individually, these moments may seem small.
Together, they are the pulse of nature.
What’s happening around you?
See something interesting in nature, weather, wildlife or your surroundings? Photograph it, identify it, record where and when you saw it, and share your observation with the community.
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