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X-WR-CALNAME:June Bio Blitz Competition
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DTSTAMP:20261013T073611Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52983874118006
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260601
DESCRIPTION:Calling all self-proclaimed naturalists! If you are a mushroom 
 hunter\, fisherman\, birder\, or just like walking the trails and discover
 ing the diversity of our parks\, we need YOU! To help us learn about the d
 iversity of organisms in our park\, we are competing with other parks in a
  state-wide Bio Blitz competition!\n \n\nTo participate\, download the iNa
 turalist app on your phone\, create an account\, and start uploading obser
 vations found in your favorite parks! iNaturalist is a free citizen scienc
 e project application that allows users to locate and identify organisms a
 nywhere in the world! You don't have to be an expert to join\, simply take
  photos of organisms in the parks you visit (or your own backyard) and upl
 oad them to iNaturalist - all of which is done in the app itself. It's ver
 y user friendly and can help scientists discover new populations of organi
 sms and track those that may be declining. It really is an awesome tool fo
 r research!\n \n\nTo get started\, visit https://www.inaturalist.org/home 
 and create your account. Then\, simply visit our park in June and upload s
 ightings within the park! They will automatically be submitted as part of 
 the Bio Blitz. The more sightings\, the more chances our park will win\, s
 o record everything!\n\n \n\nRules for submissions are as follows:\n\nReco
 rdings of birds and frogs are acceptable\, as long as they are clear enoug
 h to recognize. You can upload merlin recordings as well through a PC.Trai
 l camera photos are accepted and encouraged for nocturnal life. Time and d
 ate stamps should be visible. Honors system on this one!Plants must be WIL
 D in your park. We will not accept garden grown plants/trees this year. It
 ’s too easy to stand in a butterfly garden and grab dozens of species wi
 thout moving. They need to be growing wild\, whether they are native or in
 vasive. This goes for natives in butterfly gardens as well. I would like t
 o know where these species are growing wild\, not where they’ve been pla
 nted. If you’re not certain\, you can include it\, but make note of its 
 uncertain origin.No dead animals. Let’s not include roadkill\, and absol
 utely no taxidermy.No pets or “escapees”. The bobwhite running around 
 your park is not wild\, and neither is the loose dog.A few key things to r
 emember:\n\nIt is illegal to pick wildflowers in state parks/forests. Take
  photos\, but don't damage plants!\n\nAnyone fishing or picking up reptile
 s or amphibians must have a valid fishing license. Please avoid handling t
 hese animals if at all possible\, and make sure you have your license if y
 ou plan to go "herping" or fishing.
GEO:41.335171;-76.301529
LOCATION:Ricketts Glen State Park
SUMMARY:June Bio Blitz Competition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.dcnr.pa.gov/event/june-bio-blitz-competition-3
 864
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DTSTAMP:20261013T073611Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52983874118007
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260607
DESCRIPTION:Calling all self-proclaimed naturalists! If you are a mushroom 
 hunter\, fisherman\, birder\, or just like walking the trails and discover
 ing the diversity of our parks\, we need YOU! To help us learn about the d
 iversity of organisms in our park\, we are competing with other parks in a
  state-wide Bio Blitz competition!\n \n\nTo participate\, download the iNa
 turalist app on your phone\, create an account\, and start uploading obser
 vations found in your favorite parks! iNaturalist is a free citizen scienc
 e project application that allows users to locate and identify organisms a
 nywhere in the world! You don't have to be an expert to join\, simply take
  photos of organisms in the parks you visit (or your own backyard) and upl
 oad them to iNaturalist - all of which is done in the app itself. It's ver
 y user friendly and can help scientists discover new populations of organi
 sms and track those that may be declining. It really is an awesome tool fo
 r research!\n \n\nTo get started\, visit https://www.inaturalist.org/home 
 and create your account. Then\, simply visit our park in June and upload s
 ightings within the park! They will automatically be submitted as part of 
 the Bio Blitz. The more sightings\, the more chances our park will win\, s
 o record everything!\n\n \n\nRules for submissions are as follows:\n\nReco
 rdings of birds and frogs are acceptable\, as long as they are clear enoug
 h to recognize. You can upload merlin recordings as well through a PC.Trai
 l camera photos are accepted and encouraged for nocturnal life. Time and d
 ate stamps should be visible. Honors system on this one!Plants must be WIL
 D in your park. We will not accept garden grown plants/trees this year. It
 ’s too easy to stand in a butterfly garden and grab dozens of species wi
 thout moving. They need to be growing wild\, whether they are native or in
 vasive. This goes for natives in butterfly gardens as well. I would like t
 o know where these species are growing wild\, not where they’ve been pla
 nted. If you’re not certain\, you can include it\, but make note of its 
 uncertain origin.No dead animals. Let’s not include roadkill\, and absol
 utely no taxidermy.No pets or “escapees”. The bobwhite running around 
 your park is not wild\, and neither is the loose dog.A few key things to r
 emember:\n\nIt is illegal to pick wildflowers in state parks/forests. Take
  photos\, but don't damage plants!\n\nAnyone fishing or picking up reptile
 s or amphibians must have a valid fishing license. Please avoid handling t
 hese animals if at all possible\, and make sure you have your license if y
 ou plan to go "herping" or fishing.
GEO:41.335171;-76.301529
LOCATION:Ricketts Glen State Park
SUMMARY:June Bio Blitz Competition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.dcnr.pa.gov/event/june-bio-blitz-competition-3
 864
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DTSTAMP:20261013T073611Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52983874119032
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260614
DESCRIPTION:Calling all self-proclaimed naturalists! If you are a mushroom 
 hunter\, fisherman\, birder\, or just like walking the trails and discover
 ing the diversity of our parks\, we need YOU! To help us learn about the d
 iversity of organisms in our park\, we are competing with other parks in a
  state-wide Bio Blitz competition!\n \n\nTo participate\, download the iNa
 turalist app on your phone\, create an account\, and start uploading obser
 vations found in your favorite parks! iNaturalist is a free citizen scienc
 e project application that allows users to locate and identify organisms a
 nywhere in the world! You don't have to be an expert to join\, simply take
  photos of organisms in the parks you visit (or your own backyard) and upl
 oad them to iNaturalist - all of which is done in the app itself. It's ver
 y user friendly and can help scientists discover new populations of organi
 sms and track those that may be declining. It really is an awesome tool fo
 r research!\n \n\nTo get started\, visit https://www.inaturalist.org/home 
 and create your account. Then\, simply visit our park in June and upload s
 ightings within the park! They will automatically be submitted as part of 
 the Bio Blitz. The more sightings\, the more chances our park will win\, s
 o record everything!\n\n \n\nRules for submissions are as follows:\n\nReco
 rdings of birds and frogs are acceptable\, as long as they are clear enoug
 h to recognize. You can upload merlin recordings as well through a PC.Trai
 l camera photos are accepted and encouraged for nocturnal life. Time and d
 ate stamps should be visible. Honors system on this one!Plants must be WIL
 D in your park. We will not accept garden grown plants/trees this year. It
 ’s too easy to stand in a butterfly garden and grab dozens of species wi
 thout moving. They need to be growing wild\, whether they are native or in
 vasive. This goes for natives in butterfly gardens as well. I would like t
 o know where these species are growing wild\, not where they’ve been pla
 nted. If you’re not certain\, you can include it\, but make note of its 
 uncertain origin.No dead animals. Let’s not include roadkill\, and absol
 utely no taxidermy.No pets or “escapees”. The bobwhite running around 
 your park is not wild\, and neither is the loose dog.A few key things to r
 emember:\n\nIt is illegal to pick wildflowers in state parks/forests. Take
  photos\, but don't damage plants!\n\nAnyone fishing or picking up reptile
 s or amphibians must have a valid fishing license. Please avoid handling t
 hese animals if at all possible\, and make sure you have your license if y
 ou plan to go "herping" or fishing.
GEO:41.335171;-76.301529
LOCATION:Ricketts Glen State Park
SUMMARY:June Bio Blitz Competition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.dcnr.pa.gov/event/june-bio-blitz-competition-3
 864
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DTSTAMP:20261013T073611Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52983874120057
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260621
DESCRIPTION:Calling all self-proclaimed naturalists! If you are a mushroom 
 hunter\, fisherman\, birder\, or just like walking the trails and discover
 ing the diversity of our parks\, we need YOU! To help us learn about the d
 iversity of organisms in our park\, we are competing with other parks in a
  state-wide Bio Blitz competition!\n \n\nTo participate\, download the iNa
 turalist app on your phone\, create an account\, and start uploading obser
 vations found in your favorite parks! iNaturalist is a free citizen scienc
 e project application that allows users to locate and identify organisms a
 nywhere in the world! You don't have to be an expert to join\, simply take
  photos of organisms in the parks you visit (or your own backyard) and upl
 oad them to iNaturalist - all of which is done in the app itself. It's ver
 y user friendly and can help scientists discover new populations of organi
 sms and track those that may be declining. It really is an awesome tool fo
 r research!\n \n\nTo get started\, visit https://www.inaturalist.org/home 
 and create your account. Then\, simply visit our park in June and upload s
 ightings within the park! They will automatically be submitted as part of 
 the Bio Blitz. The more sightings\, the more chances our park will win\, s
 o record everything!\n\n \n\nRules for submissions are as follows:\n\nReco
 rdings of birds and frogs are acceptable\, as long as they are clear enoug
 h to recognize. You can upload merlin recordings as well through a PC.Trai
 l camera photos are accepted and encouraged for nocturnal life. Time and d
 ate stamps should be visible. Honors system on this one!Plants must be WIL
 D in your park. We will not accept garden grown plants/trees this year. It
 ’s too easy to stand in a butterfly garden and grab dozens of species wi
 thout moving. They need to be growing wild\, whether they are native or in
 vasive. This goes for natives in butterfly gardens as well. I would like t
 o know where these species are growing wild\, not where they’ve been pla
 nted. If you’re not certain\, you can include it\, but make note of its 
 uncertain origin.No dead animals. Let’s not include roadkill\, and absol
 utely no taxidermy.No pets or “escapees”. The bobwhite running around 
 your park is not wild\, and neither is the loose dog.A few key things to r
 emember:\n\nIt is illegal to pick wildflowers in state parks/forests. Take
  photos\, but don't damage plants!\n\nAnyone fishing or picking up reptile
 s or amphibians must have a valid fishing license. Please avoid handling t
 hese animals if at all possible\, and make sure you have your license if y
 ou plan to go "herping" or fishing.
GEO:41.335171;-76.301529
LOCATION:Ricketts Glen State Park
SUMMARY:June Bio Blitz Competition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.dcnr.pa.gov/event/june-bio-blitz-competition-3
 864
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DTSTAMP:20261013T073611Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52983874121082
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260628
DESCRIPTION:Calling all self-proclaimed naturalists! If you are a mushroom 
 hunter\, fisherman\, birder\, or just like walking the trails and discover
 ing the diversity of our parks\, we need YOU! To help us learn about the d
 iversity of organisms in our park\, we are competing with other parks in a
  state-wide Bio Blitz competition!\n \n\nTo participate\, download the iNa
 turalist app on your phone\, create an account\, and start uploading obser
 vations found in your favorite parks! iNaturalist is a free citizen scienc
 e project application that allows users to locate and identify organisms a
 nywhere in the world! You don't have to be an expert to join\, simply take
  photos of organisms in the parks you visit (or your own backyard) and upl
 oad them to iNaturalist - all of which is done in the app itself. It's ver
 y user friendly and can help scientists discover new populations of organi
 sms and track those that may be declining. It really is an awesome tool fo
 r research!\n \n\nTo get started\, visit https://www.inaturalist.org/home 
 and create your account. Then\, simply visit our park in June and upload s
 ightings within the park! They will automatically be submitted as part of 
 the Bio Blitz. The more sightings\, the more chances our park will win\, s
 o record everything!\n\n \n\nRules for submissions are as follows:\n\nReco
 rdings of birds and frogs are acceptable\, as long as they are clear enoug
 h to recognize. You can upload merlin recordings as well through a PC.Trai
 l camera photos are accepted and encouraged for nocturnal life. Time and d
 ate stamps should be visible. Honors system on this one!Plants must be WIL
 D in your park. We will not accept garden grown plants/trees this year. It
 ’s too easy to stand in a butterfly garden and grab dozens of species wi
 thout moving. They need to be growing wild\, whether they are native or in
 vasive. This goes for natives in butterfly gardens as well. I would like t
 o know where these species are growing wild\, not where they’ve been pla
 nted. If you’re not certain\, you can include it\, but make note of its 
 uncertain origin.No dead animals. Let’s not include roadkill\, and absol
 utely no taxidermy.No pets or “escapees”. The bobwhite running around 
 your park is not wild\, and neither is the loose dog.A few key things to r
 emember:\n\nIt is illegal to pick wildflowers in state parks/forests. Take
  photos\, but don't damage plants!\n\nAnyone fishing or picking up reptile
 s or amphibians must have a valid fishing license. Please avoid handling t
 hese animals if at all possible\, and make sure you have your license if y
 ou plan to go "herping" or fishing.
GEO:41.335171;-76.301529
LOCATION:Ricketts Glen State Park
SUMMARY:June Bio Blitz Competition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.dcnr.pa.gov/event/june-bio-blitz-competition-3
 864
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