A group of Bleeding Fairy Helmet fungi (Mycena haematopus) infected by other fungi hyphae and separated from a healthy colony, as seen in Heron Rookery, Indiana Dunes National Park, Indiana. Photo credit: Johanna Nifosi, USGS.
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Johanna Nifosi is an Ecologist based in Chesterton, IN.
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Quarantine
A group of Bleeding Fairy Helmet fungi (Mycena haematopus) infected by other fungi hyphae and separated from a healthy colony, as seen in Heron Rookery, Indiana Dunes National Park, Indiana. Photo credit: Johanna Nifosi, USGS.
Chicago Sunset
A sunset on Lake Michigan with the Chicago skyline in the distance as seen from Ogden Dunes Beach within Indiana Dunes National Park, Indiana. Photo credit: Johanna Nifosi, USGS.
A sunset on Lake Michigan with the Chicago skyline in the distance as seen from Ogden Dunes Beach within Indiana Dunes National Park, Indiana. Photo credit: Johanna Nifosi, USGS.
Not Grounded
A lagoon covered with a floating mat of aquatic plants at West Beach, Indiana Dunes National Park, Indiana. Photo credit: Johanna Nifosi, USGS.
A lagoon covered with a floating mat of aquatic plants at West Beach, Indiana Dunes National Park, Indiana. Photo credit: Johanna Nifosi, USGS.
Sand-Flower
A prairie sunflower (Helianthus petiolaris) stands out from the dry landscape of sand and beach grass at West Beach in Indiana Dunes National Park. Photo credit: Johanna Nifosi, USGS.
A prairie sunflower (Helianthus petiolaris) stands out from the dry landscape of sand and beach grass at West Beach in Indiana Dunes National Park. Photo credit: Johanna Nifosi, USGS.
Home Sweet Home
Native green bee resting peacefully inside a yellow jewelweed flower (Impatiens capensis) at Heron Rookery trail within Indiana Dunes National Park, Indiana. Photo credit: Johanna Nifosi, USGS.
Native green bee resting peacefully inside a yellow jewelweed flower (Impatiens capensis) at Heron Rookery trail within Indiana Dunes National Park, Indiana. Photo credit: Johanna Nifosi, USGS.
Mushroom City
A community of dozens of basidiomycete fungi on a decomposing log. Photo credit: Johanna Nifosi, USGS.
A community of dozens of basidiomycete fungi on a decomposing log. Photo credit: Johanna Nifosi, USGS.
Nature’s Choir
Ringless honey mushroom (Armillaria tabescens) seen in the Heron Rookery, Indiana Dunes National Park. Photo credit: Johanna Nifosi, USGS.
Ringless honey mushroom (Armillaria tabescens) seen in the Heron Rookery, Indiana Dunes National Park. Photo credit: Johanna Nifosi, USGS.
Tracking Bees in Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore
Tyler McGill (National Park Service) and GLSC ecologist Johanna Nifosi (Chesterton, Indiana) placing bee nests in forested parts of Indiana Dunes National Park. This collaboration between both agencies aims to understand how habitat traits influence native bee connectivity in the area.
Tyler McGill (National Park Service) and GLSC ecologist Johanna Nifosi (Chesterton, Indiana) placing bee nests in forested parts of Indiana Dunes National Park. This collaboration between both agencies aims to understand how habitat traits influence native bee connectivity in the area.
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QuarantineA group of Bleeding Fairy Helmet fungi (Mycena haematopus) infected by other fungi hyphae and separated from a healthy colony, as seen in Heron Rookery, Indiana Dunes National Park, Indiana. Photo credit: Johanna Nifosi, USGS.
A group of Bleeding Fairy Helmet fungi (Mycena haematopus) infected by other fungi hyphae and separated from a healthy colony, as seen in Heron Rookery, Indiana Dunes National Park, Indiana. Photo credit: Johanna Nifosi, USGS.
Chicago SunsetA sunset on Lake Michigan with the Chicago skyline in the distance as seen from Ogden Dunes Beach within Indiana Dunes National Park, Indiana. Photo credit: Johanna Nifosi, USGS.
A sunset on Lake Michigan with the Chicago skyline in the distance as seen from Ogden Dunes Beach within Indiana Dunes National Park, Indiana. Photo credit: Johanna Nifosi, USGS.
Not GroundedA lagoon covered with a floating mat of aquatic plants at West Beach, Indiana Dunes National Park, Indiana. Photo credit: Johanna Nifosi, USGS.
A lagoon covered with a floating mat of aquatic plants at West Beach, Indiana Dunes National Park, Indiana. Photo credit: Johanna Nifosi, USGS.
Sand-FlowerA prairie sunflower (Helianthus petiolaris) stands out from the dry landscape of sand and beach grass at West Beach in Indiana Dunes National Park. Photo credit: Johanna Nifosi, USGS.
A prairie sunflower (Helianthus petiolaris) stands out from the dry landscape of sand and beach grass at West Beach in Indiana Dunes National Park. Photo credit: Johanna Nifosi, USGS.
Home Sweet HomeNative green bee resting peacefully inside a yellow jewelweed flower (Impatiens capensis) at Heron Rookery trail within Indiana Dunes National Park, Indiana. Photo credit: Johanna Nifosi, USGS.
Native green bee resting peacefully inside a yellow jewelweed flower (Impatiens capensis) at Heron Rookery trail within Indiana Dunes National Park, Indiana. Photo credit: Johanna Nifosi, USGS.
Mushroom CityA community of dozens of basidiomycete fungi on a decomposing log. Photo credit: Johanna Nifosi, USGS.
A community of dozens of basidiomycete fungi on a decomposing log. Photo credit: Johanna Nifosi, USGS.
Nature’s ChoirRingless honey mushroom (Armillaria tabescens) seen in the Heron Rookery, Indiana Dunes National Park. Photo credit: Johanna Nifosi, USGS.
Ringless honey mushroom (Armillaria tabescens) seen in the Heron Rookery, Indiana Dunes National Park. Photo credit: Johanna Nifosi, USGS.
Tracking Bees in Indiana Dunes National LakeshoreTyler McGill (National Park Service) and GLSC ecologist Johanna Nifosi (Chesterton, Indiana) placing bee nests in forested parts of Indiana Dunes National Park. This collaboration between both agencies aims to understand how habitat traits influence native bee connectivity in the area.
Tyler McGill (National Park Service) and GLSC ecologist Johanna Nifosi (Chesterton, Indiana) placing bee nests in forested parts of Indiana Dunes National Park. This collaboration between both agencies aims to understand how habitat traits influence native bee connectivity in the area.
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