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ATLAS 2024     ATLAS RESOURCES
photo of Barn Swallow collecting mud for a nest
photo of a Hooded Warbler carrying food
photo of newly fledged American Redstart

We DID it!!!

Mike and I are happy to announce that ALL priority blocks are now complete in the western region! Thanks to all of you who helped out and rallied during this final year! I specifically would like to mention, in no particular order, this year's outstanding atlas athletes:

Chris Rockwell                 Christopher Hollister
Jerry Thurn                 Joel Strong
Don Bemont                 Christy Hibisch
Peg Clukey                 Marilyn Feuerstein
Celeste Morien                 Nathan Stimson
Lynn Bergmeyer                 Ken Reichman
Mat Nusstein                 Phil Mills
Devin Banning                 Katelyn Davis
Nicole Klimowicz                 Terry Bohling
Gary Bletsch                 Jim Berry
Ian Davies

Thank you, team! We couldn't have gotten here without you!

Thanks also to all those who texted, called, or emailed me your atlas plans - you made coordinating this big effort much easier!

What's next, you ask?

There's still more you can do! The next challenge will be to focus on other regions, look for rare species, clean up any priority blocks that might need a few more species confirmed / coded, and then start working on nonpriority blocks. There's still more that we can do!





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