This is necessary information for our grant reporting purposes. Please enter the number of miles driven in your survey efforts. You can start your mileage count when you began your volunteer efforts. For instance, if you are leaving your house to survey a stretch of highway 20 miles away, include those 20 miles in your total count. Or if you were driving from one city to another on vacation and you wanted to make a few stops along the way, simply count the number of miles driven from survey site to survey site.

This is necessary information for our grant reporting purposes. Please enter the number of hours to the nearest quarter hour, e.g. "2.25". Similar to the miles, start counting your hours from the time you officially began working on the project, e.g. if you leave your house at 9am to drive to a site 30 minutes away, include the 30 minute transit in your figure.

It doesn't have to be precise. This is to give us an idea where to find for your observations on iNaturalist. A couple examples: "Hwy 27 north of Pikeville", "Hwy 11W between I-81junction and Hwy 394 junction", "Hwy 20 between Hohenwald and Summertown"

We only need a link to ONE observation. From there, we can easily find other observations you made nearby. Simply copy and paste the link from a single observation below. If you didn't make any observations because you only came across weedy areas, paste another link below, and note this in the comments question later on in this form.

Unfortunately, we don't have the power to dictate how the regional TDOT offices manages their roadsides. That could mean that you arrive at an area you intended to survey and find that it was just mowed or sprayed.