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iNaturalist

Submit the plants and animal species you find in the area to this online database.

Submit Your Observations

The Kensington Conservancy encourages you to submit your plant and wildlife observations to iNaturalist!  Help us document what species are present on our properties and in the general St. Joseph Channel area.  Even if you cannot identify a species yourself, if you upload a picture, someone else may be able to identify it for you.  Whether it is a very commonly found tree or a rare orchid never before seen in the area, every piece of information counts!
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TKC Projects on iNaturalist

The Kensington Conservancy's Protected Properties

We track how many species of flora and fauna have been recorded on our nature preserves and conservation easements. From this project, data on individual nature preserves and conservation easements can be found. If you are on a nature preserve (most of which require advance permission), please submit your sightings to help us have a better understanding of the biodiversity that we protect.
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The Kensington Conservancy's Focal Area

In addition to tracking species on our protected properties, we also track species of flora and fauna within our focal area of the St. Joseph Channel. We encourage everyone to submit their sightings!
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The Kensington Conservancy's Partnership Projects

We have partnered with local landowners, organizations, and groups to track flora and fauna species on specific properties or defined areas. If you would like to learn more about how you could partner with us for something like this, please contact us.
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