<p>Flowers blooming, fish running, and birds chirping - all predictable harbingers of spring.  Dr. Michelle Staudinger from USGS and UMass Amherst explains the timing of natural life history events, called phenology, and how the timing of spring is continuing to shift with climate change.</p>

Flowers blooming, fish running, and birds chirping - all predictable harbingers of spring. Dr. Michelle Staudinger from USGS and UMass Amherst explains the timing of natural life history events, called phenology, and how the timing of spring is continuing to shift with climate change.

<p>Flowers blooming, fish running, and birds chirping - all predictable harbingers of spring.&nbsp; Dr. Michelle Staudinger from USGS and UMass Amherst explains the timing of natural life history events, called phenology, and how the timing of spring is continuing to shift with climate change.</p>

The Estuarine Gradient Ep10 -The Timing of Spring

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