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Projects from Harrisonburg
Amphibians and Reptiles of the JMU Arboretum
To identify and document the amphibian and reptile diversity that exists in our backyard.
Ants of Harrisonburg and Rockingham, Virginia USA
To understand the biodiversity of ant species in a mainly urban part of Virginia.
Barcoding Biodiversity at JMU (BIO140)
Welcome to our DNA Barcoding course project, documenting the species diversity in and around James Madison ...
Barcoding JMU - Captive and Cultivated Species (BIO150)
Welcome to our DNA Barcoding course project, documenting the diversity of CAPTIVE AND CULTIVATED species in...
Barcoding JMU - Fish and Seafood
Welcome to our DNA Barcoding course project, documenting the MISLABELING OF FISH-BASED PRODUCTS in and arou...
Bio 481 Genomics Project Site: Mosquito Biodiversity
This is the JMU Fall17 Bio 481 Genomics course project page. We're working with local high schools to chara...
BIO427 DNA Barcoding Pilot
Welcome to our DNA Barcoding course project, documenting the species diversity in and around James Madison ...
Biodiversity of Harrisonburg, VA
this project tracks the biodiversity of Harrisonburg VA
https://www.inaturalist.org/projects/biodiversity-...
Fall20 Exploring Shenandoah Valley Biodiversity Project
This project is devoted to preschool and elementary school students exploring the diversity of nature in th...
GEAR UP VA: Bugs to Barcode
Welcome to our interdisciplinary GEAR UP Virginia (GUV) project characterizing mosquito diversity on the ca...
GEOG 340 Spring 2023
Document your observations of biodiversity.
GEOG 366
For volunteered geographic information science in GEOG 366 at JMU.
Harrisonburg (Superfamily Papilionoidea)
Butterflies (Superfamily Papilionoidea) within Harrisonburg limits as of 2026.
*banner location varies
Harrisonburg Pollinator Monitoring Team
This group will monitor pollinators in Harrisonburg's public spaces citywide
Harrisonburg Turtle Survey 2019
Data collection for Dr. McLeod's herpetology class project, turtle observations will verify presence of ind...
HHS Environmental Science sp22
Documenting the diversity around the campus of Harrisonburg High School (VA)
HHS Spring 23 BioBlitz
Students will help conduct a biodiversity survey of the Harrisonburg High School campus.
Hillandale
Welcome to the James Madison University Hillandale project, a collaboration between Harrisonburg landowners...
JMU BIO360 Plant Biology F25
A collection of plant observations for Dr. Berardi's BIO360L Plant Biology Laboratory from fall 2025.
Native Range of Pinus strobus
For the Conifers of the World project - https://www.inaturalist.org/projects/conifers-of-the-world-d7c1c4b9...
New detections of Spotted Lanternfly
By excluding areas where known infestation is occurring, this should produce a map of new or unknown observ...
Parks for Pollinators 2021: Harrisonburg VA
Join the City of Harrisonburg and parks throughout the country in a fun challenge to see how many pollinato...
Parks for Pollinators 2022: Harrisonburg VA
Join the City of Harrisonburg and parks throughout the country in a fun challenge to see how many pollinato...
Parks for Pollinators 2023: Harrisonburg VA
Join the City of Harrisonburg and parks throughout the country in a fun challenge to see how many pollinato...
Parks for Pollinators 2024: Harrisonburg VA
Join the City of Harrisonburg and parks throughout the country in a fun challenge to see how many pollinato...
Parks for Pollinators 2025: Harrisonburg VA
Join the City of Harrisonburg and parks throughout the country in a fun challenge to see how many pollinato...
Parks for Pollinators 2026: Harrisonburg VA
Join the City of Harrisonburg and parks throughout the country in a fun challenge to see how many pollinato...
Ridge and Valley
A collection of species from the eastern United States' Ridge and Valley physiographic region, stretching f...
Species of the Shenandoah Valley
To catalog the species found within the Shenandoah Valley.
Trees in Park Woods
This project collects data on Park Woods trees for the 2025 Natural History class at EMU
Trees on the EMU campus
Natural History of the Shenandoah Valley
Virginia Physiographic Regions: Ridge and Valley
A collection of species from Virginia's Ridge and Valley physiographic region.
Virginia's Priority SGCN - Central Shenandoah Planning Region
The Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources prioritizes species of greatest conservation need (SGCN) and ...
Virginia's SGCN - Central Shenandoah Planning Region
The Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources prioritizes 883 species of greatest conservation need (SGCN) ...
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