Montana's native plants and their communities
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Talking Turtles and Singing Ice Listening to the More-than-Human World in an Age of Distraction with Amy Martin Listening has always been central to human survival. We've evolved to tune in to each other, and to the sounds of our places, the voices of other animals, rhythms of seasons and weather. But today, amid the […] |
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Remediation of De-icer Salt Contaminated Soil Using Native Montana Plants - by Thomas Raske Tuesday, November 17 at 7 pm Thomas Raske, a plant sciences master's student at MSU, will present his research. Montana stores and uses up to 1,000,000 pounds of deicing salt blends statewide each year for winter maintenance. Even when stored properly, […]
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Secrets of VERY Dead Plants Thursday November 19 at 7 pm Montana has a rich fossil record of plants. Since the 1970s, a site known as the Beaver Creek Locality near Lincoln has produced a diverse assemblage of foliage, flowers and fruits. These fossils represent a snapshot of life that lived almost 40 million years […]
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