Download the PDF here: March 2015 Castilleja Newsletter
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The July 10-13, 2015 joint annual meeting of the Wyoming and Idaho Native Plant Societies will feature field trips to both the east and west slopes of the Tetons. Trips will range from easy walks to all-day, strenuous hikes and include chair lift rides for tours of high alpine areas. You can register on-line at: http://idahonativeplants.org/
Register now for three days of exciting fieldtrips, dinner and featured speaker Dr. Dennis Knight at the Driggs City Center the evening of Saturday, July 11, and camping at Reunion Flat, our basecamp in Teton Canyon – the same low camping fee applies whether you stay one night or four nights. It can accommodate both RVs and tents.
There are numerous other camping options in the canyon. There are a small number of cabins near Driggs that can be reserved at Teton Valley Cabins (208-354-8153, www.tetonvalleycabins.com). To reserve a cabin, call soon and tell them you are with the Native Plant Society to get a cabin in our reserved block.
…Register now and mark your calendars for adventure!
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The Wyoming Native Plant Society’s Markow Scholarship/Small Grant committee is now accepting applications. The deadline is February 20.
Download the Request for Applications here.
Short description:
The Wyoming Native Plant Society promotes appreciation, understanding and conservation of native plants and plant communities through its annual scholarship/small grants program. Thesis research may address any aspect of botany, including floristics, taxonomy, ecology, genetics, plant geography, range science, paleontology, pollination biology, physiology, and mycology. In addition, other projects such as botany curriculum development, public native plant gardens, and other forms of research will be considered.
Study or project proposals must pertain to native plants of Wyoming. Preference will be given to proposals expected to generate research data or promote public understanding. Up to $1,000 of expenses may be covered per proposal. Awards defray direct project costs, excluding labor or conferences. Eligible expenses include:
1) Direct costs of travel, meals, and lodging for research or education projects.
2) Supply and service expenses used for the sole purpose of the project (e.g., consumable supplies such as laboratory chemicals, soil and nursery stock, and services such as phone and computer time).
Download the PDF here: December 2014 Castilleja Newsletter
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The 2014 BioBlitz and WNPS Annual Meeting is this weekend at Red Canyon Ranch, south of Lander, Wyoming. For the event, we created two resources for the plant-savvy and -newbies alike, both listed below.
Red Canyon Rare Plant Round Up – a list of the five endemic plants to Red Canyon
Red Canyon Flora – a list of all plants to be expected or found in Red Canyon
Download the PDF here: May 2014 Castilleja Newsletter
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The Wyoming Native Plant Society’s 2014 Annual Meeting and Field Trip information is now available, and registration is now open.
This year’s meeting will be at Red Canyon Ranch, just south of Lander, Wyoming. It will be held inconjunction with the 2014 BioBlitz, sponsoredby Audubon Rockies, The Nature Conservancy and the UW Biodiversity Institute.
Below is the link to the 2014 Wyoming Vascular and Nonvascular Plant Identification References document, collated and provided by Bonnie Heidel. Included are plant ID references, including every popular and technical book that has ever been reviewed in the newsletter (and some that haven’t), all current floras of adjoining states (since Wyoming’s doesn’t have habitat description or graphics), and a phone app for the first time.
Download the PDF here: March 2014 Castilleja Newsletter
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