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Evening Program. A Photographic Celebration of Native Plants
Wednesday, December 11, 2024 Eight great native plant explorers and defenders will share photos: Donna Wildearth (Alaskan trip), Fletcher Linton (desert blooms), Pete Haggard (see the forest not the trees), Peter Warner (flowering through the seasons), Claudia Voigt (begger-ticks), Carl Klarner (monster English Ivy), Mary Ann Machi (Gnome Plant), CJ Copper (epiphytes). … [Read more...] about Evening Program. A Photographic Celebration of Native Plants
Evening Program: Native Plants in our Yards: How to create gardens that restore ourselves and the natural world
November 13, 7:30–9:00 p.m. The native plant movement is changing the way we see our relationship to nature. By growing natives we can turn our yards into habitat for birds and butterflies. Lynne Abels will speak on how to create a beautiful garden of varied plant communities, and how to plan gardens that require less maintenance than lawns. She and her brother, Paul Abels, … [Read more...] about Evening Program: Native Plants in our Yards: How to create gardens that restore ourselves and the natural world
Evening Program—Tall tales—Insights from 2 decades of coast redwood canopy research
Wednesday, October 9, 7:30–9:00 p.m. Marie Antoine is a tree-climbing botanist and research associate in the Department of Forestry, Fire, and Rangeland Management at Cal Poly Humboldt. She works alongside her husband, Professor Steve Sillett, in studying the world’s tallest trees. What lessons can these trees teach us? Join Marie for a look back at some recent research … [Read more...] about Evening Program—Tall tales—Insights from 2 decades of coast redwood canopy research
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