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Wrapping up

Hi Everyone,

Thanks for all your help with our project! Our season is wrapping up, but that doesn't mean you can't keep adding observations. We'll be identifying our collected plants and cleaning up this data set over the winter!

Happy naturalizing!

Posted on October 11, 2018 02:45 PM by

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The Newtown Creek Alliance and Hudsonia Ltd. are working to identify all the flora species within 100 m of the Newtown Creek in order to promote public education, stewardship and restoration.

lisabg created this project on October 23, 2017

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Newtown Creek

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Current Assessments Taxon assessments are documents assessing the current status of a species, usually conservation status. For example, a regional conservation organization might use them to organize information and solicit feedback about the status of several threatened taxa in the region.

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Current Assessments
Taxon assessments are documents assessing the current status of a species, usually conservation status. For example, a regional conservation organization might use them to organize information and solicit feedback about the status of several threatened taxa in the region.