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Botany Washington
July 25- 27, 2008.
Potent Teller (PDF)
June newsletter of the Salal Chapter.
Conservation Grants Available from WNPS
Deadline for 2008 Applications is June 1.
Volunteers needed at the Garden!
WNPS Website
The WNPS now maintains a list of all chapter field trips, programs and plant sales. Follow the links to see what is coming up.
Education Grants Available From WNPS
The Education Committee encourages educators throughout our state to develop projects about native plants and plant habitats for their classes. Teachers who have been granted awards can serve as mentors for other teachers hoping to do similar projects in their school districts.
Calling All Lichen Lovers
The North Puget Sound lichen study group has monthly
meetings at WWU in Bellingham. Bring specimens to study and share. For further
information contact Melissa Duffy via email to thrivingsalmon@yahoo.com or
phone 360-679-1255.
Annotated Plant Bibliography
Salal Chapter member Thad Davis has published an annotated
native plant bibliography for our area. Subjects include: botanical exploration,
botanical terms, ethnobotany, field guides, floras, geology, gardening,
propagation, wildlife, natural history, mosses, lichens, ferns, mushrooms,
nomenclature, trees, weeds, wetlands and winter botany. This document is
currently available in Word format. Please send email comments and additions to
Thad at aristata@fidalgo.net.
Share Your Native Plants
If you know of other
native plant salvage opportunities in the Salal Chapter region, please contact
Susan Alaynick at 360 659-8792. We can use the chapter newsletter, email list and
website to publish these opportunities. Watch this space for upcoming
announcements.
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Updates, Notices and Miscellanea |
Membership Reminder
You may now pay your dues via the WNPS
website. Visit www.wnps.org/
join.html for details.
Field Trips
Field trips may be changed. To confirm a trip, or for
more information, contact the field trip leader.
From Koma Kulshan
See the WNPS Field Trips page for
Koma Kulshan field trip announcements
The Potent Teller
Our printed newsletter, the Potent Teller is issued on the first of February, April, June, September and December. Direct submissions to: Susan Alaynick, 13625 11th Ave. NE, Marysville WA 98271, or by email to s_alaynick@hotmail.co.
Back issues are available from the Editor for the cost of photocopying. Free
copies in Word format are also available by email.
Plant Lists
Be sure to check the Plant
Lists page for recent updates and additions.
Email Updates
We can send
out updates and timely notice of events between issues of the Potent Teller by
email. If you'd like to be included, email s_alaynick@hotmail.com.
If you're already receiving email from us and would rather not, you can
email that preference, too.
Potent Tell a Friend
Know someone who would like to
receive The Potent Teller? Want copies for your business? Read
this.
Friends of the Forest
Be sure to visit the new Friends of
the Forest (Anacortes Community Forest Lands) website. Check their
activities calendar and learn how you can support the ACFL.
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