by Donna Wildearth Published in the Winter 2019 issue of Darlingtonia This is an updated and revised version of an article about Douglas Tallamy and his work that appeared in the Winter 2019 issue of Darlingtonia. For more in-depth information, I highly recommend his books: Bringing Nature Home: How You Can Sustain Wildlife with Native Plants (2007) and Nature's Best … [Read more...] about RESTORING NATURE ONE GARDEN AT A TIME
Wildflowers of the Klamath Mountains
February 8, Wednesday. 7:30 pm. Based on his book Wildflowers of California's Klamath Mountains, Ken DeCamp will present a personal look at the wildflowers of this region--an area that encompasses granitics, metamorphics, limestones and serpentines with an attendant botanical diversity unparalleled anywhere else in California. De Camp is an acclaimed … [Read more...] about Wildflowers of the Klamath Mountains
Darlingtonia: Winter 2022
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December 2022 Evening Program
Grant Project Reports December 14, Wednesday, 7:30 pm. “From the Forefront of Botanical Science” Three Cal Poly Humboldt students who have research grants from our Chapter will describe their projects. Kale McNeil is studying the systematic and population genetics of endangered wetland violets in northern California. Caitlyn … [Read more...] about December 2022 Evening Program
2021 CNPS North Coast Activities
Field Trip: Sue-meg State Park Day Hike When: Sat, Dec 5 2021 Contact: Carol The spruce forest, coastal bluffs, coastal meadow, and rocky outcrops of Patrick's Point State Park always have some surprise among the diverse plants there. Is the grape fern still on the steps on Ceremonial Rock? Has the Tracy's Mistmaiden been awakened by fall rains? We will walk 2-4 miles … [Read more...] about 2021 CNPS North Coast Activities