Nexstrata

Plan a foray

Where past finds suggest the species in season are fruiting.

Near anywherewithin and

FiltersNow · All land cover · ~2 km

When Land cover Patch size

Only free places Only public lands Collecting allowed only Include likely (BLM/USFS, estimated)

Walk in Accessible parking nearby Edibles only

ScoringAgainst this date

Grade against

Graded against the other places in the region on the planned date, so the strongest that day read Great, even late in the season.

Peak focus · a species 14 days off its peak counts halfTime window · default (14 days for Now, 15 for a month)Small-sample caution · treat each place as having 5 extra average findsFewest finds · score places with at least 3 finds

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Graded against this date

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How to read this map

Each dot is a ~2 km patch of ground (zoom in to see its outline) with at least 3 past iNaturalist finds.
Its colour is the foray score: how many of the finds there are species that fruit within 14 days of Oct 23, weighted toward species near their peak. Darker green is better; the bar above shows the full scale.
Numbered pins are the top places in the list below. Tap a pin, dot or list entry to see what was found there.
No colour means nobody has logged finds there, not that it is poor. Places with only a few finds are ranked cautiously. Open “Why this grade?” on a place to see the working.

No places with enough finds for this time and land cover. Only places that already have finds can be scored.

Fee and collecting information is an estimate. Check regulations and permits with the land manager before you go.

Where few have looked

Places on screen with 2 or fewer past finds where the model blend is 50% or more, ranked by promise ÷ (1 + finds). Your access filters apply. Pick a model layer above first.