European Phenology Campaign New Message: Task 1: My treeEuropean Phenology Campaign New Message: Task 1: My treehttps://www.globe.gov/c/message_boards/find_thread?p_l_id=18703103&threadId=381530112026-07-06T04:31:57Z2026-07-06T04:31:57ZRE: European Phenology Campaign New Message: Task 1: My treeArnold van Vliethttps://www.globe.gov/c/message_boards/find_message?p_l_id=18703103&messageId=381576142018-03-12T19:13:13Z2018-03-12T19:13:13ZDear Nataliіa, Thank you for the update and the beautiful pictures! It looks very cold there.... I'm looking forward to see the development of the Birch tree. We have had some very warm days in the Netherlands. It activated even the first spring butterflies. Unfortunately, colder conditions seem to return in the coming weekend that will slow down the development of plants. Kind regards from Ede, The Netherlands, Arnold van Vliet, Wageningen UniversityArnold van Vliet2018-03-12T19:13:13ZEuropean Phenology Campaign New Message: Task 1: My treeNataliia Boykohttps://www.globe.gov/c/message_boards/find_message?p_l_id=18703103&messageId=381530102018-03-12T16:07:19Z2018-03-12T16:01:48ZHello!<br />My name is Nataliіa Boyko, I am a GLOBE teacher at Lemeshivska secondary school, Ukraine. My students observed a birchl, oak, cherry and lime near school<br />and we will continue to observe it now in Spring Phenology Campaign.<br />We've also started to observe one more birch tree.<br />Today, March 12, everything is covered with snow, air temperature + 3 ° C. All the trees are in a state of rest.<br />Greetings from Ukraine!Nataliia Boyko2018-03-12T16:01:48Z