Montana's native plants and their communities
Tuesday, January, 13, 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. Seed Starting Workshop (Carroll College, Room TBD) Ready to start thinking about adding some native wildflowers to your garden this summer? Join Carson Thomas (Montana Department of Agriculture Nursery Specialist), Kenda Herman (Montana Natural Heritage Program Botany Data Assistant), Travis Almquist (Associate Professor of Biology at Carroll College), […]
Tuesday January 20, 7:00 pm - Herbarium Night Astragalus (locoweed, milkvetch) is the second largest genus in Montana. We’ll look at some photographs and herbarium collections, and key out a few with botanist PETER LESICA. In Room 302/303 of the Natural Science Building on the UM Campus, just west of the University Center. Limited to […]
Have a hands-on learning experience about tropical plants with PROFESSOR JEDEDIAH BRODIE in Room 302/303 of the Natural Sciences building (formerly the Botany building, by the University Center) on the UM campus. -- 7 pm on Tuesday, February 3 -- Just 15 spots are available. Reserve your space by emailing Giovanna Bishop.
Have a hands-on learning experience about mosses with GIOVANNA BISHOP & JOE ELLIOTT in Room 302/303 of the Natural Sciences building (formerly the Botany building, by the University Center) on the UM campus. -- 7 pm on Wednesday, February 11 -- Just 15 spots are available. Reserve your space by emailing Giovanna Bishop.
Have a hands-on learning experience about botanical illustraion with PROFESSOR JAROD PEITSMEYER in Room 302/303 of the Natural Sciences building (formerly the Botany building, by the University Center) on the UM campus. -- 7 pm on Wednesday, February 18 -- Just 15 spots are available. Reserve your space by emailing Giovanna Bishop.
Willow ID Workshop held Tuesday, March 24 from 6 to 8:30 pm in the Helena Food Share Community Room Please join us for an herbarium night led by Scott Mincemoyer focusing on the Salix genus - Scott was formerly a botanist with the Montana Natural Heritage Program. The workshop will include a brief overview of […]
Have a hands-on learning experience about cushion plants with PROFESSOR MEREDITH ZETTLEMOYER in Room 302/303 of the Natural Sciences building (formerly the Botany building, just NW of the University Center) on the UM campus. -- 7 pm on Tuesday, March 31 -- Just 15 spots are available. Reserve your space by emailing Giovanna Bishop.
All Season Glacier Park Huckleberry Phenology Citizen Science Taking a hike in or near Glacier National Park? You can help scientists understand the phenology, or timing, of berry ripeness in this region. Huckleberries are an important food source for wildlife, including grizzly bears. The park is collecting data to understand how weather and other factors […]
