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1 .Tracking the effects of climate change on wild plant life cycles: monitoring phenology in the field Susan Mazer, PhD Liz Matthews, PhD 1
2 This morning s presentation What is phenology? How is phenology related to climate and climate change? Case studies California Phenology Project (CPP) USA National Phenology Network (USA-NPN) Incorporation of phenological monitoring into outdoor education programming Your creativity here: break-out sessions to invent and practice ways of introducing phenology to kids 2
3 OUTLINE Brief introduction to phenology The California Phenology Project (CPP) USA National Phenology Network (USA-NPN) Crash course in botany Nuts and bolts of phenological monitoring hands on practice outside! 3
4 OUTLINE Brief introduction to phenology The California Phenology Project (CPP) USA National Phenology Network (USA-NPN) Crash course in botany Nuts and bolts of phenological monitoring hands on practice outside! 4
5 Phenology is the science of the seasons Spring wildflowers Migration patterns Foliage color change PHENOLOGY is the study of recurring plant and animal life cycle stages (phenophases) 5
6 Phenology is the science of the seasons Spring wildflowers Migration patterns Foliage color change Other examples? 6
7 Phenological indicators used by hunters: plant phenophases can predict the best time to hunt Comox indians use oceanspray (Holodiscus discolor) flowering as an indicator of the best time to dig for butter clams (Saxidomus gigantea) Turner, N Le fruit de l ours : les rapports entre les plantes et les animaux dans les langues et les cultures améri-indiennes de la côte-ouest. Recherches amérindiennes au Quebec. 27:
8 Phenological indicators used by indigenous people: plant phenophases can predict harvest times of animals The Nuu-Chah-Nulth tribe of Vancouver Island used the ripening of salmonberries (Rubus spectabilis) to predict the return of adult sockeye salmon (Oncorhynchus keta) to freshwater. Bouchard & Kennedy, Clayoquot Sound Indian Land Use. Report prepared for MacMillan Bloedel Ltd. Peacock, S. L Piikani Ethnobotany: Traditional Plant Knowledge of the Piikani Peoples of the Northwest Plains. MS thesis, University of Calgary.
9 Phenological Indicators used by indigenous people: plant phenophases at one location can predict harvest times for plants at another location Wampanoag tribe of Cape Cod (Massachusetts) claimed that the best time to plant corn was when the leaves of white oak (Quercus alba) were the same size as the footprint of a red squirrel (Tamiasciurus hudsonicus) Molitor, H The great code: the folklore and science of using plants as timepieces.
10 OUTLINE Brief introduction to phenology The California Phenology Project (CPP) USA National Phenology Network (USA-NPN) Crash course in botany Nuts and bolts of phenological monitoring hands on practice outside! 10
11 California Phenology Project: Goals establish a California-wide phenological monitoring network to monitor across a large geographic area and along key environmental gradients allow the CPP and each park to: (1) address important scientific questions, (2) guide resource management decisions, and (3) engage and educate people of all backgrounds and ages about phenology and climate change research through Citizen Science! 11
12 CPP: monitoring infrastructure REDW GOGA 12
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14 Monitoring by Citizen Scientists 1. Visit and monitor labeled and mapped plants: each plant is visited frequently when it is phenologically active (e.g., CPP plants in National Parks) 2. Visit and monitor labeled (unmapped) plants whenever it s convenient (e.g., Plants in a schoolyard) 3. Visit and monitor unlabeled plants whose location you re familiar with (e.g., the big tree at the corner) 4. Visit and monitor unlabeled plants one time, or opportunistically (e.g., plants you encounter while hiking the Pacific Crest Trail) 14
15 CPP: outreach and education 15
16 California Phenology Project Tools for monitoring: maps, monitoring guides, species profiles, and more Phenological education materials for formal and informal settings Powerpoint presentations DRAFT CPP Interpreters Guide Instructions for joining the CPP listserv 16
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20 USA-NPN datasheets Baccharis pilularis Coyotebrush 20
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22 CPP species profiles 22
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25 CPP: outreach and education 25
26 OUTLINE Brief introduction to phenology The California Phenology Project (CPP) USA National Phenology Network (USA-NPN) Crash course in botany Nuts and bolts of phenological monitoring hands on practice outside! 26
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28 a project of the USA-NPN plant species 160+ animal species Core protocols 28
29 USA-NPN: Nature s Notebook Standard protocols for plants, animals, and landscapes Each life form is monitored for a different set of phenophases: Evergreens Cacti Conifers Deciduous Forbs Grasses Annual wildflowers 29
30 Using USA-NPN datasheets Baccharis pilularis Coyotebrush 30
31 Using USA-NPN datasheets Baccharis pilularis Coyotebrush 31
32 Using USA-NPN datasheets Baccharis pilularis Coyotebrush 32
33 CPP species profiles 33
34 Using USA-NPN datasheets Eriogonum fasciculatum California buckwheat 34
35 Using USA-NPN datasheets Eriogonum fasciculatum California buckwheat 35
36 CPP species profiles 36
37 OUTLINE Brief introduction to phenology The California Phenology Project (CPP) USA National Phenology Network (USA-NPN) Crash course in botany Nuts and bolts of phenological monitoring hands on practice outside! 37
38 Basic Botany Review Vegetative structures Leaves and stems Reproductive structures Flower buds, flowers, fruits & seeds Pollination Fertilization Seeds & Fruits develop 38
39 Basic Botany Review Node Terminal bud Bud at node Lateral bud Leaf or branch Buds may be found in several locations. Leaves ALWAYS have a bud in their axil, even though it may be very small
40 Vegetative structures: breaking leaf buds, expanding leaves, and full-sized leaves Common Lilac Mark D. Schwartz Mark D. Schwartz Red Elderberry Mark D. Schwartz Bff (Wikipedia Commons) Megan Hansen Steven Krause Pacific Rhododendron Brian Haggerty Brian Haggerty Brian Haggerty
41 Reproductive structures: flower buds, open flowers, and fruits Joshua Tree Brian Haggerty Stan Shebs Stan Shebs Red elderberry Megan Hansen Steven Krause Steven Krause
42 Reproductive structures: flower buds, flowers, fruits & seeds female male Pollination & fertilization 42
43 Reproductive structures: flower buds, flowers, fruits & seeds The elegant Clarkia: Clarkia unguiculata 43
44 pear orange eggplant 44
45 OUTLINE Brief introduction to phenology The California Phenology Project (CPP) USA National Phenology Network (USA-NPN) Crash course in botany Nuts and bolts of phenological monitoring hands on practice outside! 45
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