INDIANA PHENOLOGY
THE INDIANA PHENOLOGY TRAIL
Grab your hiking boots, water bottle, and cell phone for a citizen science day trip - or just your afternoon walk. Stroll along one of the Indiana Phenology Trail observation sites and see nature like never before while you help scientists gain a better understanding of our local ecosystems and the impact climate change is having on them.
The Indiana Phenology Trail
Phenology observation sites are located within these partnering properties
LC Nature Park seeks to protect and restore the historic area, providing a meaningful way for students of all ages to observe the variety of native plants and animals. It aspires to encourage the joy and discovery a person can find in their own backyard, providing unique opportunities that open eyes and generate wonder, creating memorable times and fostering a convivial spirit between family and friends through natural outdoor education.
Wildergarden is a new-growth forest located on a residential parcel of land in the Broad Ripple neighborhood in Indianapolis, Indiana. It has been transformed from a turfgrass yard through the process of passive restoration. The mission of Wildergarden is to empower homeowners to provide ecologically sound land in their yards.
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Want a public observation site in your community?
Phenology Trails engage, educate, and empower communities. If you or someone you know manages a preserve, park, greenway, or some other wild space, reach out to us today to join the Indiana Phenology trail.
Benefits of joining:
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Multi-purpose educational programming for visitors of all ages.
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Education and training for your staff and volunteers.
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Volunteer engagement and recruitment assistance.
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Grant assistance.
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Invasive species monitoring.
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Make more informed management and resource allocation decisions.