Bioblitz

In the fall 2018 Hopkins Memorial Forest hosted the annual Berkshire Bioblitz, an annual 24-hour biological survey meant to promote citizen since and public understanding of the local biodiversity, for the first time. For more information and future locations, check out the Berkshire Bioblitz’s website!

Thanks to everyone who turned out for the the 9th annual Berkshire Bioblitz  at Hopkins Forest September 15th-16th, 2018.  Approximately 150 Biologists, students and volunteers from throughout the region took to the woods, wetlands and fields in search of as many forms of life as could be found.  Taxonomic groups covered included algae, vascular plants, trees, fungi, aquatic insects, moths, spiders, fish, birds, amphibians and mammals.  We even had a team out surveying slime molds this year!  Thank you to all the scientists, volunteers, visitors, and sponsors who helped make the Bioblitz a success.

Downloadable Program Guide 2018
Mammal Trapping at the Bioblitz.