Tell Us What You Saw

We want to know what you saw during your visit to the Ontario park this summer. Your observations will be used to help our scientists detect trends in changes to the distribution of the NatureBASICs species throughout Ontario. By tracking these changes, they can study the effects of climate change on wildlife and plants. You will need to provide us with a username (nickname) and email address. You will be able to see your name on the map of Ontario after you finish entering your data. 

1-Select Species
To submit your data, select one of the following (you will be able to select the others later):

American Toad	Wood Frog	White Water Lily
Wild Strawberry	Monarch	Mourning Cloak

2-Select Location

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At which Ontario park did you see the NatureBASICs species?

Select the Park Blue Lake Bronte Creek Bruce Peninsula Charleston Lake Earl Rowe Grundy Lake Inverhuron Kakabeka Falls Killarney Killbear Lake Superior MacGregor Point Neys Pinery Point Pelee Presqu'ile Pukaskwa Quetico Rock Point Rondeau Rushing River Samuel de Champlain Sibbald Point Six Mile Lake Sleeping Giant Wasaga Beach

3-Select Conditions

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On what date did you see it?

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Select Month March April May June July August September

What type of day was it?
(check all that apply)

Sunny	Cold	Hot
Cloudy	Cool	Windy
Rainy	Warm

Do you want to add some notes on what you saw?
(Optional)



4- Your Information

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First and Last Name (i.e. Joe Smith)


Email address
(so we can contact you if you win the contest!)

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