Help Us Document Biodiversity Using iNaturalist
Species Observations Observers Identifiers
Our SuperSanctuary of protected lands encompasses more than 26,000 acres, and it’s chock full of native biodiversity — from snakes to slime molds, moose to moss. We’re documenting as much of this biodiversity as possible using the popular community science platform iNaturalist, and we hope you’ll join us!
If you would like to get involved, hop on over to our Getting Started page to learn more about how to use iNaturalist. For general information about the project, check out our FAQ or contact Nate Marchessault. To learn more about biodiversity on Harris Center-conserved lands, you can peruse our Project Updates and Featured Observations, or go straight to the source by exploring our iNaturalist project for yourself.
American Lady. (photo © iNaturalist user slamonde)
Ocellate gall midge. (photo © iNaturalist user slamonde)
Eastern newt. (photo © iNaturalist user malloryroof)
Pickerel frog. (photo © iNaturalist user brett-amy-thelen)
Globetail species. (photo © iNaturalist user slamonde)
Common Yellowthroat. (photo © iNaturalist user nhanke)
Contact Us
For more information about using iNaturalist in the SuperSanctuary, please contact our staff ecologist Nate Marchessault at (603) 525-3394 or by email.
