As spring approaches, the Hudson River displays a subtle sign of the changing season: a bloom of phytoplankton. Tina Walsh from the Hudson River Park Trust emphasizes this phenomenon, pointing out that these minute organisms reflect the arrival of spring, a time when other indicators like returning birds may overshadow them. Walsh humorously describes the phytoplankton as 'little green guys' that deserve recognition. With an upcoming warm forecast, residents may soon enjoy outdoor activities, signaling the transition to more seasonal weather.
Tina Walsh, an assistant vice president of the Hudson River Park Trust, highlighted the recent phytoplankton bloom in the Hudson River as an unexpected symbol of spring's arrival.
The bloom of phytoplankton signals the change of seasons, often overlooked amid more traditional signs like the return of birds and warming weather.
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