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Signs of the Seasons: A Maine Phenology Program
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NASA: 131 years of global warming in 26 seconds
This 26-second video from NASA strikingly illustrates the increase of global temperatures since 1880.
The observations you record for Signs of the Seasons will help us understand how these changes in global temperature are affecting plants and animals in our own communities.
Image Description: Map of the world with colors indicating temperature variations around the planet
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News & Notes
- Interview with Ivan Fernandez
- Tips for Making Spring Plant Observations
- Stancioff, Bisson Present at Phenology Conference
- Spring Paints the Piedmont Green
- A case of trickle-down climate effects
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Signs of the Seasons: A Maine Phenology Program377 Manktown Road
Waldoboro, Maine 04572
Phone: 207.832.0343 or 1.800.244.2104 (in Maine)E-mail: extension@maine.edu