Join Hunterdon Land Trust on Sunday, Oct. 2 for a guided hike, and learn how different phone apps can help identify and document the natural world around you.
Stewardship Program Manager Emily Dunn will introduce participants to eBird, iNaturalist, and Merlin Bird ID – popular apps for recording observations of birds, plants, insects, and other wildlife. No prior experience, or identification skills, is required. Participants will also discuss the value of these apps for Hunterdon Land Trust’s stewardship efforts.
This program will begin at 10:30 a.m. in the Dvoor Farm wagon house. It’s free, but space is limited – RSVP to emily@hunterdonlandtrust.org or call 908-237-4582. Participants are encouraged to download the apps to their personal phones and create free accounts ahead of time, in order to participate actively during the hike – instructions will be provided upon registering.
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