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The acronym for the Native Plant Society of New Mexico, NPSNM, may appear in the article title or text. In most cases, the scientific names used are those that appear in the article title or text, regardless of changes in nomenclature over time.

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A

Abronia

bigelovii

photo, 2013;XXXVIII:4:13

White Mesa Gypsum Endemics, 2016;XXXXI:4:5

Acequia Trail (Santa Fe)

plant list, 2021;XXXXVI:4:5

Aconitum

columbianum

cover photos, 2018;XXXXIII:4:12

New Mexico Close-up: Beware Hooded Monks, 2018;XXXXIII:4:8

actinorhizal plants

Hidden Symbiosis: A Match Made Underfoot, 2002;XXVII:1:8

Adams, Mary

Taos Mountains are Calling (conf. info), 2024;XLIX:1:5, 2024;XLIX:2:10

The Taos Mountains Were Calling. . . and You Came! (conf. rpt.), 2024;XLIX:4:6

Aden Crater

cover photo, 2017;XXXXII:1:1

African rue

Reflections on a Plant Inventory: The Flora of City of Rocks State Park (Grant Co., NM), 2015;XXXX:3:14

Agalinis

calycina

The Leoncita False-Foxglove (Agalinis calycina): An Endangered Species, 2012;XXXVII:4:5

protection delay, 2017;XXXXII:1:3

Agave

palmeri

cover photo, 2022;XXXXVII:4:1

parryi

cover photos, 2020;XXXXV:1:1, 2022;XXXXVII:4:1

NM Close-Up, 2020;XXXXV:1:14

agriculture

The Indo-Hispano Agricultural Tradition in Northern New Mexico: Its Influence on the Flora and Landscape, 2009;XXXIV:4:6

Ailanthus

altissima

Winter Botanizing (cover photo), 2011;XXXVI:1:1

altissima [Mill.] Swingle

The Most Hated Tree in New Mexico, 2010;XXXV:1:11

Albuquerque Bosque

Happenings in the Bosque with the Yerba Mansa Project, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:8

Alexander, Patrick

scholarship awarded to, 2007;XXXII:4:6

Aliciella

formosa

BLM Farmington Field Office Updates, 2018;XXXXIII:3:5

Where It Lives (table), 2018;XXXXIII:3:9

pinnatifida

photo, 2010;XXXV:3:2

Alien Invasion (Devine), 2002;XXVII:3:15

Allium

gooddingii

Lincoln National Forest Comments, 2022;XXXXVII:1:5

Allonia spp.

What Is That Plant? 2004;XXIX:3:1

Allonia

choisyi

illustration, 2004;XXIX:3:1

incarnata

illustration, 2004;XXIX:3:8

Allred, Brady

scholarship awarded to, 2006;XXXI:1:6

Allred, Kelly W.

A Botanical Mystery, 2005;XXX:1:7

Flora Neomexicana III, 2013;XXXVIII:1:11

Kelly Allred Honored, 2010;XXXV:4:7

A Prehistoric Vegetative History of New Mexico, 2002;XXVII:4:12

In Search of the Perfect Name, 2004;XXIX:1:1

The Trail of E.O. Wooten, 2001;XXVI:3:8

Althaea

officinalis

Rocky Mountain Marshmallows, 2004;XXIX:4:14

Amigos Bravos

Amigos Bravos Wants You! 2001;XXVI:4:4

Anderson, Dave

2012 conference speaker, 2012;XXXVII:2:1

Carter Conservation Award to, 2021;XXXXVI:4:8

Anderson, Kym

A Few Words of Thanks, 2016;XXXXI:2:5

Anderson, Wynn

Coping With Difficult Soil, 2003;XXVIII:3:1

Desert Dwelling Hibiscus: An Oxymoron? 2003;XXVIII:1:1

El Paso Chapter Takes on US Border Patrol (photo), 2002;XXVII:1:1

Fraxinus cuspidata: The Neglected Ash, 2001;XXVI:2:12

In Memoriam: Andy Wasowski, 2012;XXXVII:4:6

Mexican Gold Poppy, 2001;XXVI:3:12

Native Landscaping from El Paso to L.A. (Wasowski, Wasowski), review, 2001;XXVI:1:15

Torrey’s Wolfberry: How to Lick Salty Soils, 2001;XXVI:4:10

as Vice President (cover photo), 2002;XXVII:4:1

What Is That Plant? 2004;XXIX:3:1

Wildscaping: The Ultimate in Gardening for Wildlife, 2002;XXVII:1:10

Wynn Anderson Awarded Lifetime Member Status, 2008;XXXIII:2:4

Andrena

prunorum

cover photo, 2018;XXXXIII:3:12

Anemopsis

californica

cover photo, 2022;XXXXVII:1:1

Happenings in the Bosque with the Yerba Mansa Project, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:8

Yerba Mansa, The Gentle Herb, 2007;XXXII:1:10

Antelope

Pronghorn

photo (contest submission), 2018;XXXXIII:4:1

Antelope horns

cover photo, 2014;XXXIX:1:1

Inmortal: A Favorite Northern New Mexico Remedy, 2006;XXXI:3:9

photo, 2018;XXXXIII:2:17

Anticlea

mogollonensis

cover photo, 2016;XXXXI:4:1

State Forestry Rare Plant Reports, 2019;XXXXIV:4:11

Antonio, Thomas

2012 grant recipients (From the President), 2012;XXXVII:2:2

Carter Conservation Fund Established, 2007;XXXII:4:7

Kelly Allred Honored, 2010;XXXV:4:7

In Memoriam: Nancy Daniel, 2012;XXXVII:3:7

NPSNM Annual Conference (From the President, 2009;XXXIV:4:2

NPSNM Annual Conference (From the President), 2011;XXXVI:4:2

photo (annual conference), 2007;XXXII:4:9

Trees and Shrubs of New Mexico, rev. ed. (Carter), review, 2012;XXXVII:3:11

Apache plume

cover photo, 2022;XXXXVII:3:1

Early Spring Bloomers Greet Pollinators, 2019;XXXXIV:2:11

Apiaceae family

The Apex of Beauty: Apiaceae, 2003;XXVIII:4:4

Apis

mellifera Linnaeus

Milkweed Cantina del Rio: Will Trade Nectar for Long, Strong, Hairy Legs, 2020;XXXXV:4:14

Aquatic and Wetland Plants of the Southwest United States (Correll, Correll), 2003;XXVIII:1:13

Aquilegia

chrysantha

photo, 2021;XXXXVI:1:16

arboreta

Laura Jean Deal Desert Arboretum, 2006;XXXI:1:6

Arbutus spp.

The Madrones of New Mexico, 2015;XXXX:2:8

photos, 2015;XXXX:2:20

archaeology

Focus on the Jornada Mogollon, 2021;XXXXVI:3:11

Argemone

pleiacantha ssp. pinnatisecta

Endangered Sacramento Prickly-Poppy Watering Results, 2006;XXXI:2:15

Otero Chapter Plays Gunga Din to Thirsty Prickly Poppies, 2005;XXX:3:2

Argyrochosma

fendleri

Reflections on a Plant Inventory of Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument (2013-2020), 2021;XXXXVI:1:11

Arizona bluecurls

Reflections on a Plant Inventory: The Flora of City of Rocks State Park (Grant Co., NM), 2015;XXXX:3:13

Armstrong, Bill

The Future of Life (Wilson), review, 2004;XXIX:1:15

Artemisia

tridentata

A Widespread and Useful Southwestern Plant, 2007;XXXII:3:13

Arundo

donax

Native or Not: Phragmites, 2020;XXXXV:3:4

Asclepias

asperula

cover photo, 2014;XXXIX:1:1

Inmortal: A Favorite Northern New Mexico Remedy, 2006;XXXI:3:9

photo, 2018;XXXXIII:2:17

incarnata

cover photo, 2019;XXXXIV:4:1

speciosa

Desperately Seeking Asclepias, 2014;XXXIX:4:5

subverticillata (Gray) Vail

photos, 2020;XXXXV:4:1, 2020;XXXXV:4:14, 2020;XXXXV:4:16

Ash

flowering or fragrant

Fraxinus cuspidata: The Neglected Ash, 2001;XXVI:2:12

Asombro Institute for Science Education

Asombro Institute Makes Excellent Use of Their Conservation Fund Grant, 2021;XXXXVI:3:3

Learning About Native Plants at the Chihuahuan Desert Nature Park, 2020;XXXXV:4:5

Southern New Mexico Students Are “Stepping Out” for Science, 2013;XXXVIII:1:6

Aspen

Aspen Ecology and Conservation (webinar), 2021;XXXXVI:2:4

Asplenium

scolopendrium var. americanum

EMNRD Rule Change Comments, 2022;XXXXVII:1:4

Aster

Townsend’s Gypsum

White Mesa Gypsum Endemics, 2016;XXXXI:4:5

Asteraceae (Compositae) family

Overview of Compositae in New Mexico, 2012;XXXVII:2:16

Astragalus

humillimus: Fabaceae

State Forestry Rare Plant Reports, 2019;XXXXIV:4:11

mollissimus

Reflections on a Plant Inventory: The Flora of City of Rocks State Park (Grant Co., NM), 2015;XXXX:3:15

Atriplex

canescens

cover photo, 2017;XXXXII:2:1

ATVs/UTVs

Las Cruces Update, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:4

The Las Cruses Chapter Takes Action, 2021;XXXXVI:1:4

ORV Impacts Documented, 2006;XXXI:4:15

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B

badlands

Saving the San Juan Badlands, 2011;XXXVI:2:6

Bailey, Donovan

Flora Neomexicana III (Allred, Ivey), review, 2013;XXXVIII:1:11

Bailey, Julia

Castner Range Becomes a National Monument, 2023;XLVIII:3:17

Baileya

multiradiata

Harbingers of Spring: Little Wildflowers That Plan Ahead, 2009;XXXIV:2:14

Baja California Plant Field Guide, 3rd ed. (Rebman, Roberts), 2012;XXXVII:4:7

Baker, Chris

Otero Chapter: Scholarships Awarded, 2007;XXXII:4:6

Otero's Lucille Wilson Turns 90, 2006;XXXI:4:6

Barker, Linda M.

Endangered Sacramento Prickly-Poppy Watering Results, 2006;XXXI:2:15

Otero Chapter Plays Gunga Din to Thirsty Prickly Poppies, 2005;XXX:3:2

Barnes, Bruce

New Interactive Plant Keys for New Mexico and Nearby Regions, 2011;XXXVI:3:10

Barraza, Mickie

Las Cruces Chapter Awards Two Native Plant Grants for NMSU Students, 2024;XLIX:1:7

Barton, Kathy

Karen Garcia: NPSNM’s Newest Board Member, 2016;XXXXI:2:14

bats

Gila Native Plant Society Teams Up with Bat Conservation International, 2022;XXXXVII:4:11

Lesser Long-nosed mask (cover photo), 2022;XXXXVII:4:1

Wind Energy Threatens Bats, 2004;XXIX:4:2

Beardtongue. See Penstemon

bee flies

Systoechus sp.

photo, 2017;XXXXII:2:3

bees

field trip report (From the Presidents), 2024;XLIX:4:3

mining

Andrena prunorum (cover photo), 2018;XXXXIII:3:12

native

cover photo, 2015;XXXX:3:1

Native Bees of New Mexico, 2011;XXXVI:4:9

photos, 2015;XXXX:3:7

Pollinators Under Pressure, 2015;XXXX:3:6

pollen-coated

cover photo, 2018;XXXXIII:2:1

sweat

Agapostemon sp. (cover photo), 2023;XLVIII:4:1

Lasioglossum sp. (cover photo), 2018;XXXXIII:3:12

western honey

Milkweed Cantina del Rio: Will Trade Nectar for Long, Strong, Hairy Legs, 2020;XXXXV:4:14

beetles

bark

Demystifying Bark Beetles, 2006;XXXI:3:7

Tamarisk

Effects of the Beetle: Tamarisk Mortality, the Southwestern Willow Flycatcher, and Wildfire (webinar), 2021;XXXXVI:2:4

Tamarisk Beetle History, Release, Spread (webinar), 2021;XXXXVI:2:4

Bellflower ground cherry

Conservation Success in 2011 and a Prospectus for 2012, 2012;XXXVII:1:9

Berlandiera

lyrata

cover photo, 2017;XXXXII:4:12

New Mexico Close-Up: Chocolate Flower (Berlandiera lyrata), 2017;XXXXII:4:5

Berman, Gordon

Spring Comes Early for Some, 2022;XXXXVII:1:10

Berry, Charles

El Paso Chapter Loses Charles Berry, 2008;XXXIII:1:6

Bestelmeyer, Stephanie

Learning About Native Plants at the Chihuahuan Desert Nature Park, 2020;XXXXV:4:5

Southern New Mexico Students Are “Stepping Out” for Science, 2013;XXXVIII:1:6

Best Wildflower Hikes (Selby), 2020;XXXXV:4:8, 2022;XXXXVII:2:18

Beymer, Cheryl

Carter Conservation Fund Helps Safeguard Bryophyte Collection, 2021;XXXXVI:4:10

Bianca, Claudia

Farewell to Betsy, 2016;XXXXI:1:14

Meet NPSNM Board Member Jan Martenson: Our Fireball of Energy, 2016;XXXXI:4:2

Bindweed

common

Native or Not: Morning Glory, 2020;XXXXV:1:4

biocrusts

restoration of, 2024;XLIX:2:7

biodiversity

New United Nations Report Acknowledges That Biodiversity Loss Undermines Human Rights, 2017;XXXXII:3:6

Biological Control of Invasive Plants in the United States (Coombs et al., ed.), 2011;XXXVI:1:9

biologists

Ask A Biologist, 2006;XXXI:2:4

Felger: More than a Botanist, He was an Ethnobotanist and Ethnobiologist, 2021;XXXXVI:1:8

Blac, Scott Hoffman

Demystifying Bark Beetles, 2006;XXXI:3:7

Blackwell, Laird R.

Great Basin Wildflowers, 2009;XXXIV:3:13

Bladderpod

Ivey’s

Ivey’s Bladderpod (Physaria iveyana): A New Plant Species! 2013;XXXVIII:1:12

Bladderwort

The Un-Common Bladderwort, 2001;XXVI:1:4

Blanket flower

cover photo, 2015;XXXX:1:1

Blazingstar

Adonis

cover photo, 2019;XXXXIV:4:16

Blisard, Karen

The Role of the Non-Professional Botanist in Sustaining the Floristic Tradition, 2014;XXXIX:1:12

BLM (Bureau of Land Management)

BLM Carlsbad Planning Comments, 2019;XXXXIV:1:5

BLM Conservation and Landscape Health Rule, 2023;XLVIII:4:6

BLM Farmington Field Office Updates, 2018;XXXXIII:3:5

BLM Funds, 2024;XLIX:1:7

Chaco Area Leasing Ban, 2022;XXXXVII:2:5

Chaco Comments, 2022;XXXXVII:3:4

Federal Agency Planning comments, 2020;XXXXV:3:5

FFO RMPA, 2014;XXXIX:4:3

Introducing Maria Mullins, BLM State Botanist/ Ecologist, 2023;XLVIII:4:7

New BLM Public Lands Rule, 2024;XLIX:3:5

Sandoval County BLM Land Protected, 2024;XLIX:3:5

Upcoming Bureau of Land Management Resource Management Plan Revisions, 2005;XXX:2:4

Blue Hole Cienega Preserve

The Blue Hole Ciénega: Sometimes Conservation Requires a Village, 2011;XXXVI:4:5

Conservation Success in 2011 and a Prospectus for 2012, 2012;XXXVII:1:8, 2012;XXXVII:1:9

cover photo, 2012;XXXVII:1:1

Santa Rosa Update, 2015;XXXX:1:3, 2018;XXXXIII:1:5

Scenes from a Field Trip to Blue Hole Cienega (photos), 2013;XXXVIII:1:13

Boardman, Arthur

Dropseeds, Burrograss, Wolftail, 2011;XXXVI:1:10

book reviews and news

Alien Invasion (Devine), 2002;XXVII:3:15

Baja California Plant Field Guide, 3rd ed. (Rebman, Roberts), 2012;XXXVII:4:7

Best Wildflower Hikes (Selby), 2020;XXXXV:4:8, 2022;XXXXVII:2:18

Biological Control of Invasive Plants in the United States (Coombs et al., ed.), 2011;XXXVI:1:9

Bringing Nature Home (Tallamy), 2008;XXXIII:3:12, 2018;XXXXIII:1:11

Building Inside Nature’s Envelope (Wasowski, Wasowski), 2001;XXVI:4:15

Butterfly Landscapes of New Mexico (Cary), 2010;XXXV:1:12

Cactaceas de Chihuahua (Quintana Martínez, Lebgue Keleng), 2011;XXXVI:1:7

The Cactus Plot (Ramakka), 2019;XXXXIV:4:14

Classic Wetlands Book Back in Print, 2003;XXVIII:1:13

Common Southwestern Native Plants (Carter et al.), 2004;XXIX:1:14, 2009;XXXIV:3:12

Cutting Edge Gardening in the Intermountain West (Tatroe), 2007;XXXII:4:13

Dry Climate Gardening (Ortho Books), 2004;XXIX:2:14

Ecology of Herbal Medicine (Saville), 2021;XXXXVI:4:7

Ferns and Fern Allies of the Trans-Pecos and Adjacent Areas (Yarborough, Powell), 2003;XXVIII:3:14

Flora Neomexicana III (Allred, Ivey), 2013;XXXVIII:1:11

Flora of the Four Corners Region (Heil et al.), 2014;XXXIX:1:7

Flowering Plants of New Mexico (Ivey), 2014;XXXIX:3:7

Founding Gardeners (Wulf), 2011;XXXVI:4:13

The Future of Life (Wilson), 2004;XXIX:1:15

Gathering Moss (Kimmerer), 2007;XXXII:3:15

The Good in Nature and Humanity (Kellert, Farnham, eds.), 2003;XXVIII:2:14

Great Basin Wildflowers (Blackwell), 2009;XXXIV:3:13

Growing Native Plants of the Rocky, Mountain Area (Dorn, Dorn), 2007;XXXII:3:16

Guide for North Central New Mexico Out for Spring, 2003;XXVIII:2:6

A Guide to Plants of the Northern Chihuahuan Desert (Dodson), 2012;XXXVII:3:12

Gymnosperms of the United States and Canada (Nixon), 2022;XXXXVII:3:4

The Hidden Forest (Luoma), 2001;XXVI:2:15

High and Dry (Nold), 2009;XXXIV:3:12

How to Get Your Lawn & Garden Off Drugs (Rubin), 2003;XXVIII:3:15

How To Grow Native Plants of Texas and the Southwest (Nokes), 2002;XXVII:1:15

Hummingbird Plants of the Southwest (Scott), 2015;XXXX:3:9

Intermountain Flora, Volume 7 (Holmgren, Holmgren), 2017;XXXXII:4:7

The Invention of Nature (Wulf), 2016;XXXXI:2:8

The Landscaping Ideas of Jays (Lowry), 2008;XXXIII:1:13

Laudato Si’: On Care for Our Common Home (Pope Francis), 2015;XXXX:4:16

Mountain Wildflowers of the Southern Rockies (Dodson, Dunmire), 2008;XXXIII:2:15

Native Landscaping from El Paso to L.A. (Wasowski, Wasowski), 2001;XXVI:1:15

Native Plant Gardening for Birds, Bees and Butterflies (Miller), 2021;XXXXVI:3:10

A Native Plant Selection Guide (NPSNM), 2006;XXXI:1:4

Native Plants for High-Elevation Western Gardens (Busco, Morin), 2003;XXVIII:4:15

New Mexico’s Living Landscapes (Dunmire), 2012;XXXVII:3:11

Northern Chihuahuan Desert Wildflowers (West), 2001;XXVI:3:15

Outlaw Weeds of the West (Sackett), 2015;XXXX:1:12

The Pearl Plot (Ramakka), 2023;XLVIII:4:12

Reflections on Aldo Leopold and A Sand County Almanac, 2009;XXXIV:1:10

A Region of Astonishing Beauty (Williams), 2004;XXIX:3:15

The Reluctant Mr. Darwin (Quammen), 2007;XXXII:1:4

Requiem for a Lawnmower (Wasowski, Wasowski), 2004;XXIX:3:14

The Roadrunner (Meinzer), 2002;XXVII:4:15

Rocky Mountain Garden Survival Guide (Tweit), 2005;XXX:1:15

The Rocky Mountain Plant Guide (Miller), review, 2024;XLIX:1:15

Southern Rockies Book Sales Soaring, 2003;XXVIII:3:1

Strategic Ignorance (Pope, Rauber), 2004;XXIX:4:15

Tending the Earth (Johnson), 2003;XXVIII:1:15

Texas Sky (Meinzer), 2002;XXVII:4:15

Trees and Shrubs of New Mexico, rev. ed., (Carter), 2012;XXXVII:3:11

Trespass Against Us (Doyle), 2005;XXX:2:15

Vascular Plants of the San Luis Basin (Dixon), 2014;XXXIX:4:5

The World Without Us (Weisman), 2008;XXXIII:3:14

Yard Full of Sun (Calhoun), 2005;XXX:4:10

Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge

Vampire Wildflowers of Bosque del Apache, 2008;XXXIII:4:13

botanists

Agency Botanist Update, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:4

A Botanist to Transport Us, 2017;XXXXII:4:5

Forest Botanists, 2022;XXXXVII:2:4

Introducing Maria Mullins, BLM State Botanist/ Ecologist, 2023;XLVIII:4:7

Meet Our New State Botanist, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:4

Pam McBride Botanist/Archaeologist, 2020;XXXXV:3:11

The Role of the Non-Professional Botanist in Sustaining the Floristic Tradition, 2014;XXXIX:1:5

Updates from the State Botanist, 2024;XLIX:3:15, 2024;XLIX:3:19

Where Have All the Botanists Gone? 2011;XXXVI:2:5

botany and botanizing

Botanical Knowledge and Experience, 2010;XXXV:4:9

Botany: The Death of a Science in American Education, 2011;XXXVI:1:3

A Case for Collecting, 2001;XXVI:4:7

classical botany (The Prez Sez), 2002;XXVII:1:2

Don’t Let Winter Get You Down! 2011;XXXVI:1:8

Fall and Winter Botany (or Plant Forensics), 2011;XXXVI:1:8

Help Build Floristic Atlas of New Mexico, 2007;XXXII:2:4

From the President, 2020;XXXXV:1:3

Taxonomy Flashcard Challenge, 2010;XXXV:1:16

Winter Botanizing (cover photos), 2011;XXXVI:1:1

Botrychium spp.

Moonworts! 2010;XXXV:4:6

Bousselot, Jennifer

Common Southwestern Native Plants, 2018;XXXXIII:4:9

Bouteloua

eriopoda

Reflections on a Plant Inventory of Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument (2013-2020), 2021;XXXXVI:1:11

gracilis

cover photos, 2017;XXXXII:2:20

New Mexico Close-up, 2017;XXXXII:2:7

hirsuta

Bouteloua hirsuta, Illustrated: A Tribute, 2015;XXXX:3:8

Bowers, Lynn

2021 Conference Silent Auction Donations, 2021;XXXXVI:4:13

Boze, Broox

Rocky Mountain Marshmallows, 2004;XXIX:4:14

Brassicaceae family

The Must-See Mustards, 2004;XXIX:1:13

Bringing Nature Home (Tallamy), 2008;XXXIII:3:12, 2018;XXXXIII:1:11

Broomrapes

Vampire Wildflowers of Bosque del Apache, 2008;XXXIII:4:14

Brothera

leana

cover photo, 2014;XXXIX:1:1

Brourd, Arsène

Botanical Collections of Brother Gerfroy Arsène Brourd, 2002;XXVII:3:12

Brown, Paul

Scientists Warn of Genetically Modified Superweed Risk, 2005;XXX:4:14

Bryophytes

Carter Conservation Fund Helps Safeguard Bryophyte Collection, 2021;XXXXVI:4:10

Buddleja

alternifolia

Strangers in a Strange Land, 2021;XXXXVI:4:4

Buffalo Gourd

Reflections on a Plant Inventory: The Flora of City of Rocks State Park (Grant Co., NM), 2015;XXXX:3:15

Bulb panicgrass

Perennial Native Grasses: Food for a Dry World, 2014;XXXIX:4:6

Bulrush

red tinged

cover photo, 2013;XXXVIII:3:1

Burris, Virginia

Bringing Nature Home (Tallamy), review, 2008;XXXIII:3:12

Habitat Workshop a Smashing Success, 2007;XXXII:3:9

Busco, Janice

Native Plants for High-Elevation Western Gardens, 2003;XXVIII:4:15

butterflies

American snout-nose

cover photo, 2021;XXXXVI:4:1

Anasazi skipper, 2017;XXXXII:4:6

cabbage white

cover photo, 2020;XXXXV:4:1

Fill 'er up! Butterflies and moths swarm turpentine bush, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:10

monarch

Enchanting Wings in Your Yard, 2012;XXXVII:2:8

pipevine swallowtail

cover photo, 2021;XXXXVI:2:1

Sacramento Mountains Checkerspot Butterfly Listed (endangered), 2023;XLVIII:3:4

variegated fritillary

cover photo, 2021;XXXXVI:4:1

Butterfly bush

Strangers in a Strange Land, 2021;XXXXVI:4:4

Butterfly Landscapes of New Mexico (Cary), 2010;XXXV:1:12

Buxbaum, Chuck

Science Teacher of the Year Award, 2024;XLIX:2:6

bylaws

Notice of Bylaw Changes, 2022;XXXXVII:4:7

Official Notice of Proposed Amendment to the NPSNM Bylaws, 2004;XXIX:1:2

Revision of NPSNM Bylaws Proposed, 2012;XXXVII:2:3

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C

Cactaceas de Chihuahua (Quintana Martínez, Lebgue Keleng), 2011;XXXVI:1:7

cactus. See also specific type, genus, or common name

Plant It! Cactus Adoption and Native Plant Day, 2015;XXXX:1:7

The Cactus Plot (Ramakka), 2019;XXXXIV:4:14

Cactus Rescue Project

Saving More Than an Endangered Plant, 2019;XXXXIV:1:7

Calhoun, Scott

Yard Full of Sun, 2005;XXX:4:10

California Native Plant Society

Wild Plants and Wild Places: Will They Be Here for Our Children? 2003;XXVIII:1:8

Callitriche

heterophylla

Reflections on a Plant Inventory of Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument (2013-2020), 2021;XXXXVI:1:11

Calylophus

lavandulifolius

illustration, 2003;XXVIII:1:4

Camas

heartleaf grounded and Mogollon death

State Forestry Rare Plant Reports, 2019;XXXXIV:4:11

Mogollon death

cover photo, 2016;XXXXI:4:1

Camilliere, Norma

NPSNM Photo Contest runner-up, 2019;XXXXIV:1:1, 2019;XXXXIV:1:7

Campbell, Craig

The Madrones of New Mexico, 2015;XXXX:2:8

Canada

Ontario to Ban Lawn Pesticide Use, Home Depot Stops Sales, 2008;XXXIII:3:5

Carduus

nutans

Musk Thistle (Carduus nutans)—Unwelcome Guest, 2011;XXXVI:2:16

Carex spp.

The Distribution, Habitat Preference, and Nomenclature of NM Sedges in the Genus Carex, 2016;XXXXI:4:3

Sedgucation II: A Historic Day at Valles Caldera National Preserve, 2013;XXXVIII:4:5

Carex

hystericina

cover photo, 2016;XXXXI:4:1

photos, 2013;XXXVIII:3:10, 2013;XXXVIII:4:10

lenticularis

cover photo, 2014;XXXIX:1:1

senta

cover photo, 2021;XXXXVI:1:1

Carlsbad Caverns/Guadalupe Mountains Association

Chihuahuan Desert Native Plant Conservation Initiative - April 2004, 2004;XXIX:2:2

Carlsbad Caverns National Park

Drawing Spring Blossoms at Carlsbad Caverns National Park, 2003;XXVIII:1:4

Drought and Fire—2011 in Carlsbad Caverns National Park, 2011;XXXVI:4:3

Students, Volunteers Help Restore Habitat, 2006;XXXI:1:15

Carrot family

The Apex of Beauty: Apiaceae, 2003;XXVIII:4:4

Carter, Diane

Celebration of Jack Carter’s Life, 2021;XXXXVI:3:7

Carter, Jack

Attention: Biology and Botany Teachers, 2014;XXXIX:2:5

The Awkward Relationship Between Homo Sapiens and Planet Earth, 2013;XXXVIII:4:11

Botany: The Death of a Science in American Education, 2011;XXXVI:1:3

Bringing Nature Home (Tallamy), review, 2018;XXXXIII:1:11

Common Southwestern Native Plants, 2004;XXIX:1:14, 2009;XXXIV:3:12, 2018;XXXXIII:4:9

The Future of the Living World under Human Influence: Returning the Study of Whole Plants and Animals to the Biology Curriculum, 2014;XXXIX:3:5

The Good in Nature and Humanity (Kellert, Farnham, eds.), review, 2003;XXVIII:2:14

How Can NPSNM’s Grants Program Better Support Education in the Plant Sciences? 2013;XXXVIII:2:7

I can Hardly Wait for Spring, 2005;XXX:1:11

The Invention of Nature (Wulf), review, 2016;XXXXI:2:8

Laudato Si’: On Care for Our Common Home (Pope Francis), review, 2015;XXXX:4:16

in memoriam

Celebration of Jack Carter’s Life, 2021;XXXXVI:3:7

Fondly Remembering Jack Carter, 2020;XXXXV:3:8

In Memoriam: Gene Simon, 2012;XXXVII:3:6

NPSNM Workshop Report: Becoming Rain Keepers, 2009;XXXIV:3:2

plant society state affiliations (Point. . .Counterpoint), 2002;XXVII:2:7

Population, Conservation, Climate, and Survival, 2012;XXXVII:3:12

Reflections on Aldo Leopold and A Sand County Almanac, 2009;XXXIV:1:10

The Reluctant Mr. Darwin (Quammen), review, 2007;XXXII:1:4

Report on NPSNM’s Finances and Investments, 2013;XXXVIII:2:8

Trees and Shrubs of New Mexico, 3rd ed., 2021;XXXXVI:1:7, 2021;XXXXVI:2:7

Trees and Shrubs of New Mexico, rev. ed., 2012;XXXVII:3:11

The World Without Us (Weisman), review, 2008;XXXIII:3:14

Carter, Jack and Martha

Carter Conservation Fund Established, 2007;XXXII:4:7

Jack & Martha Carter Conservation Fund, 2009;XXXIV:3:6

Lifelong Conservationists, 2008;XXXIII:4:8

Remembering Judith Muncrief (in memoriam), 2006;XXXI:2:4

Carter, Martha Ann Shelton

Common Southwestern Native Plants, 2004;XXIX:1:14, 2009;XXXIV:3:12, 2018;XXXXIII:4:9

Founding Gardeners (Wulf), review, 2011;XXXVI:4:13

The Good, the Bad, the Dangerous, and the Deadly: The Solanaceae Family in New Mexico, 2010;XXXV:1:5

Making Water Run Uphill (a new champion tree for New Mexico), 2006;XXXI:3:1

in memoriam, 2024;XLIX:2:8

Mistletoes of New Mexico & the Southwest, 2001;XXVI:1:12

Volunteer Profile, 2002;XXVII:4:2

Carter Conservation Award

Dave Anderson, 2021;XXXXVI:4:8

Melanie Gisler, 2019;XXXXIV:4:5

Carter Conservation Fund donors

Jan. 2008 to Dec. 2008, 2009;XXXIV:1:15

2009 appeal to, 2009;XXXIV:3:6

Jan. 2009 to Dec. 2009, 2010;XXXV:1:7

Feb. 2009 to Jan. 2010, 2010;XXXV:2:6

Jan. 2011 to Aug. 2011, 2011;XXXVI:4:11

Aug. 2011 to Feb. 2012, 2012;XXXVII:2:5

Jan. 2012 to Apr. 2012, 2012;XXXVII:3:10

Sept. 2012 to Sept. 2013, 2013;XXXVIII:4:14

June 2014 to Dec. 2015, 2016;XXXXI:1:13

Nov. 2015 to Dec. 2016, 2017;XXXXII:1:9

Dec. 2016 to Dec. 2017, 2018;XXXXIII:1:13

Dec. 2017 to Dec. 2018, 2019;XXXXIV:1:13

Dec. 2018 to Nov. 2019, 2020;XXXXV:1:13

Dec. 2019 to Aug. 2020, 2020;XXXXV:4:11

Aug. 2020 to Aug. 2021, 2021;XXXXVI:4:13

Aug. 2021 to Aug. 2022, 2022;XXXXVII:4:15

Aug. 2022 to Aug. 2023, 2023;XLVIII:4:11

Aug. 2023 to Aug. 2024, 2024;XLIX:4:13

Carter Conservation Fund grants, 2020;XXXXV:3:9

2016 Donations, Grants, and Teacher Award, 2016;XXXXI:2:2

2017 Donations, Grants, and Teacher Award, 2017;XXXXII:2:3

2018 Donations, Grants, and Teacher Award, 2018;XXXXIII:2:2

2019 Donations, Grants, and Teacher Award, 2019;XXXXIV:2:2

2022 Carter Conservation Fund Grant Awards, 2022;XXXXVII:2:9

2023 Carter Conservation Fund Awards, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:9

2024 Carter Conservation Awards, 2024;XLIX:2:5

Asombro Institute Makes Excellent Use of Their Conservation Fund Grant, 2021;XXXXVI:3:3

Carter Conservation Fund Awardees, 2021;XXXXVI:2:5

Carter Conservation Fund Established, 2007;XXXII:4:7

Carter Conservation Fund Grant Awards (From the President), 2020;XXXXV:2:3

Carter Conservation Fund grant projects (From the President), 2018;XXXXIII:4:2

Carter Conservation Fund Helps Safeguard Bryophyte Collection, 2021;XXXXVI:4:10

CCF Grant Aids in Tamarisk Removal, 2023;XLVIII:4:5

Dripping Springs Visitors Center Garden, 2024;XLIX:3:5

Native Plant Demonstration Gardens, 2022;XXXXVII:1:12

overview of (From the Presidents), 2023;XLVIII:4:5

Carter-Tripp, Marshall

Some Words on Plants, 2006;XXXI:1:11

Wynn Anderson Awarded Lifetime Member Status, 2008;XXXIII:2:4

Cary, Steven J.

Butterfly Landscapes of New Mexico, 2010;XXXV:1:12

Castilleja

haydenii

cover photo, 2024;XLIX:1:1

ornate

Where It Lives (table), 2018;XXXXIII:3:9

Castner Range National Monument

Castner Range Becomes a National Monument, 2023;XLVIII:3:17

Castner Range comments, 2015;XXXX:4:3

Castner Range Update, 2016;XXXXI:3:8, 2018;XXXXIII:2:8, 2023;XLVIII:3:5

cover photo, 2023;XLVIII:3:1

Ceanothus

integerrimus

Unexpected Encounter: Ceanothus integerrimus, 2018;XXXXIII:1:10

Century plant

cover photos, 2020;XXXXV:1:1, 2022;XXXXVII:4:1

NM Close-Up, 2020;XXXXV:1:14

Cercocarpus

montanus

illustration, 2002;XXVII:1:8

Cereus

nightblooming

photo (contest runner-up), 2019;XXXXIV:1:1

Cervantes, Sandy

scholarship awarded to, 2006;XXXI:4:15

Cevallia

stinging

photo, 2016;XXXXI:1:10

Cevallia

sinuata

photo, 2016;XXXXI:1:10

Chaco Culture National Historical Park

Chaco Area Leasing Ban, 2022;XXXXVII:2:5

Chaco Comments, 2022;XXXXVII:3:4

Chamaesaraca

coronopus

photo, 2013;XXXVIII:4:13

Chamiso hediondo

A Widespread and Useful Southwestern Plant, 2007;XXXII:3:13

Chattanooga Iron Fen

field trip report, 2016;XXXXI:1:3

Chew, Carol

Lorrie Otto, Prairie Queen, 2003;XXVIII:4:8

Chihuahuan Desert

Chihuahuan Desert Native Plant Conservation Initiative - April 2004, 2004;XXIX:2:2

Conserve Chihuahuan Desert Open Space, 2002;XXVII:4:9

Grants for Scientific Literacy in the Chihuahuan Desert, 2009;XXXIV:1:4

Chihuahuan Desert Nature Park

Las Cruces Chapter Donations Support Area Projects, 2002;XXVII:3:16

Learning About Native Plants at the Chihuahuan Desert Nature Park, 2020;XXXXV:4:5

Chihuahuan pineapple cactus

Spring Comes Early for Some, 2022;XXXXVII:1:10

Chinaberry tree

A Botanical Mystery, 2005;XXX:1:7

Chocolate flower

cover photo, 2017;XXXXII:4:12

New Mexico Close-Up: Chocolate Flower (Berlandiera lyrata), 2017;XXXXII:4:5

Cholla

Santa Fe

Santa Fe Cholla, 2015;XXXX:4:5

Santa Fe Cholla Conservation Areas Update, 2017;XXXXII:2:6

Santa Fe Cholla/Volunteer Opportunity, 2015;XXXX:2:6

Saving More Than an Endangered Plant, 2019;XXXXIV:1:7

Chuchupate

Yerba de la Gente: Oshà, 2005;XXX:4:1

Cinna

latifolia

Society Workshop Finds Long Lost Grass! 2004;XXIX:1:4

Cinquefoil

red

photo, 2010;XXXV:4:9

Cirsium

grahamii

A Rare Jewel in the Gila Wilderness, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:5

wrightii

cover photo, 2012;XXXVII:1:1

Santa Rosa Update, 2018;XXXXIII:1:5

State Forestry Rare Plant Reports, 2019;XXXXIV:4:11

Wright's Marsh Thistle Listed, 2023;XLVIII:3:4

Wright’s Marsh Thistle Threatened Listing and Critical Habitat, 2021;XXXXVI:1:4

citizen and community engagement

Citizen Involvement in Land Management Decisions, 2013;XXXVIII:1:3

Outreach Update, 2017;XXXXII:4:2

Citizen Science Award

Gila Chapter Member Ron Parry Receives Prestigious Citizen Science Award, 2020;XXXXV:2:3

citizen science projects

Playa Modifications Assessment, 2015;XXXX:1:5

City of Rocks State Park

photo, 2015;XXXX:3:18

Reflections on a Plant Inventory: The Flora of City of Rocks State Park (Grant Co., NM), 2015;XXXX:3:12

Clammyweed

photo, 2016;XXXXI:2:12

Claret cup cactus

photo (contest runner-up), 2019;XXXXIV:1:1

Clark, Janet K.

Biological Control of Invasive Plants in the United States (ed.), 2011;XXXVI:1:9

The Cleanery

Many Thanks to The Cleanery, 2014;XXXIX:1:2

Clifford, Arnold

Flora of the Four Corners Region, 2014;XXXIX:1:7

photo (annual conference), 2007;XXXII:4:8

Cliffrose

Stansbury

photo, 2021;XXXXVI:1:16

climate and climate change

New Mexico Joins the US Climate Alliance, 2019;XXXXIV:2:5

Plant Portraits: Ponderosa Pines, Climate Change, and Wildfires, 2005;XXX:3:6

Cloudcroft Phacelia

The Cloudcroft Phacelia: An Update, 2012;XXXVII:4:7

Cloudcroft Phacelia Search Is a Partial Success! 2011;XXXVI:4:7

Conservation Success in 2011 and a Prospectus for 2012, 2012;XXXVII:1:8, 2012;XXXVII:1:9

Searching for the Cloudcroft Phacelia, 2011;XXXVI:3:5

Coder, Kim D.

Trees: Traditions & Myths, 2001;XXVI:3:2

Cofrancesco, Alfred E.

Biological Control of Invasive Plants in the United States (ed.), 2011;XXXVI:1:9

Columbine

golden

photo, 2021;XXXXVI:1:16

Commelina

erecta

photo, 2016;XXXXI:1:11

Common Reed

Native or Not: Phragmites, 2020;XXXXV:3:4

Common Southwestern Native Plants (Carter et al.), 2004;XXIX:1:14, 2009;XXXIV:3:12, 2018;XXXXIII:4:9

community engagement. See citizen and community engagement

Compositae (Asteraceae) family

Overview of Compositae in New Mexico, 2012;XXXVII:2:16

Coneflower

cutleaf

photo (contest winner), 2019;XXXXIV:1:1

conferences. See NPSNM Annual Conference; specific conferences

Conoboy, Carol

A Land Ethic for Seven Generations, 2022;XXXXVII:3:7

conservation. See also endangered or threatened species; national forests; national parks and monuments; plant salvage and rescue; rare plants; restoration

Appendix O: Summarized Terrestrial Research Needs, 2015;XXXX:3:16

approach to, 2003;XXVIII:3:13

Aridland Springs, 2010;XXXV:2:14

The Awkward Relationship Between Homo Sapiens and Planet Earth, 2013;XXXVIII:4:11

BLM

Carlsbad Planning Comments, 2019;XXXXIV:1:5

Conservation and Landscape Health Rule, 2023;XLVIII:4:6

Farmington Field Office Updates, 2018;XXXXIII:3:5

FFO RMPA, 2014;XXXIX:4:3

Public Lands Rule, 2024;XLIX:3:5

Sandoval County BLM Land Protected, 2024;XLIX:3:5

Upcoming Bureau of Land Management Resource Management Plan Revisions, 2005;XXX:2:4

The Blue Hole Ciénega: Sometimes Conservation Requires a Village, 2011;XXXVI:4:5

The Case for Conserving Water (and a Corollary: The Case for Siberian Elm), 2009;XXXIV:4:10

Chihuahuan Desert Native Plant Conservation Initiative - April 2004, 2004;XXIX:2:2

Citizen Involvement in Land Management Decisions, 2013;XXXVIII:1:3

Conservation News from the Las Cruces Chapter, 2023;XLVIII:4:7

Conservation Success in 2011 and a Prospectus for 2012, 2012;XXXVII:1:8

Conservation vs. Restoration, 2002;XXVII:3:9

Conserve Chihuahuan Desert Open Space, 2002;XXVII:4:9

Conserving the Process—Lessons in Plant Ecology, 2009;XXXIV:3:5

Dark Skies and Plants, 2024;XLIX:2:7

In Defense of Public Lands, 2016;XXXXI:4:5

DeHaven Ranch, Conservation and Restoration at, 2022;XXXXVII:1:8

Department of Transportation Comments, 2018;XXXXIII:1:5

The Diversity of Conservation, 2010;XXXV:1:10

The Ebb and Flow of Natural Plant Communities, 2004;XXIX:4:10

El Paso Chapter Takes on US Border Patrol (photo), 2002;XXVII:1:1

Environmental Stewardship Award to Taos Chapter (photo), 2004;XXIX:2:16

Feral Cattle Removal from the Gila Wilderness, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:5

Forest Plan Comments, 2020;XXXXV:1:4

Gila River

From the Gila Conservation Coalition, 2020;XXXXV:2:4

Gila Diversion, 2014;XXXIX:4:3

Gila Diversion Scoping, 2018;XXXXIII:4:3

Gila Diversion Update, 2017;XXXXII:3:3

Gila River Diversion Proposed, 2020;XXXXV:3:5

Gila River Diversion Update, 2020;XXXXV:4:5

News Flash (Gila River diversion), 2015;XXXX:1:12

NM Will End Gila Diversion Planning, 2019;XXXXIV:2:5

Wild and Scenic Gila River, 2020;XXXXV:3:5

Great American Outdoors Act, 2020;XXXXV:4:4

Little Water Canyon, 2016;XXXXI:1:3

Muchas Gracias, Governor Richardson, 2004;XXIX:3:5

Native Plant Species Pilot Program Act of 2020, 2020;XXXXV:2:4

New Mexico Rare Plant Conservation Strategy, 2017;XXXXII:3:6

New Mexico’s Great Plains Grasslands, 2010;XXXV:3:7

Note from the (New) Editor, 2005;XXX:4:2

NPSNM Has a New Conservation Committee Chair, 2014;XXXIX:2:3

Otero Mesa: An Example of New Mexico’s Forgotten Lands, 2004;XXIX:2:13

Pesticide Control, 2020;XXXXV:1:5

Pinyon Pipeline Application Withdrawn, 2017;XXXXII:2:6

Pollinator Protection License Plate, 2020;XXXXV:2:4

Population, Conservation, Climate, and Survival, 2012;XXXVII:3:12

Public Lands Transfer, 2017;XXXXII:2:6

Rewilding: a Concept Whose Time has Come, 2022;XXXXVII:3:5

Rio Grande

The Las Cruses Chapter Takes Action, 2021;XXXXVI:1:4

Las Cruses Update, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:4

Saddleback Piñon Pipeline comments, 2015;XXXX:2:6

Santa Rosa Update, 2015;XXXX:1:3, 2016;XXXXI:1:5, 2018;XXXXIII:1:5

Save the Plains-Mesa Sand Scrub, 2001;XXVI:3:10

Saving More Than an Endangered Plant, 2019;XXXXIV:1:7

Saving the San Juan Badlands, 2011;XXXVI:2:6

State Wildlife Action Plan, 2015;XXXX:3:3, 2015;XXXX:4:3, 2016;XXXXI:3:8, 2016;XXXXI:4:9

Thompson Peak Wilderness Area

Proposed Legislation, 2024;XLIX:1:7

Valle de Oro NWR Update, 2016;XXXXI:3:8

water conservation, 2004;XXIX:1:8

Weakening the Wilderness Act, 2024;XLIX:4:5

wetlands, 2003;XXVIII:2:13

WOTUS, NPSNM comments, 2019;XXXXIV:3:4

WOTUS Update, 2021;XXXXVI:4:5

The Year of the Webinar, 2021;XXXXVI:2:4

Convolvulus

arvensis

Native or Not: Morning Glory, 2020;XXXXV:1:4

Coombs, Eric M.

Biological Control of Invasive Plants in the United States (ed.), 2011;XXXVI:1:9

Correll, Donovan S.

Aquatic and Wetland Plants of the Southwest United States, 2003;XXVIII:1:13

Correll, Helen B.

Aquatic and Wetland Plants of the Southwest United States, 2003;XXVIII:1:13

Cowboy’s boutonniere

cover photo, 2017;XXXXII:3:12

New Mexico Close-Up: Cowboy’s Boutonniere, 2017;XXXXII:3:7

Crowfoot

white water

Reflections on a Plant Inventory of Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument (2013-2020), 2021;XXXXVI:1:11

Crucifixion thorn

Reflections on a Plant Inventory: The Flora of City of Rocks State Park (Grant Co., NM), 2015;XXXX:3:15

Cryptantha

crassisepala

Harbingers of Spring: Little Wildflowers That Plan Ahead, 2009;XXXIV:2:15

Cucurbita

foetidissima

Reflections on a Plant Inventory: The Flora of City of Rocks State Park (Grant Co., NM), 2015;XXXX:3:15

Current

golden

Early Spring Bloomers Greet Pollinators, 2019;XXXXIV:2:11

Cutler, Scott

Wynn Anderson Awarded Lifetime Member Status, 2008;XXXIII:2:4

Cutting Edge Gardening in the Intermountain West (Tatroe), 2007;XXXII:4:13

Cylindropuntia

viridiflora

Santa Fe Cholla, 2015;XXXX:4:5

Santa Fe Cholla Conservation Areas Update, 2017;XXXXII:2:6

Santa Fe Cholla/Volunteer Opportunity, 2015;XXXX:2:6

Santa Fe Conservation Areas Update, 2017;XXXXII:2:6

Saving More Than an Endangered Plant, 2019;XXXXIV:1:7

Cyperus

odoratus var. squarrosus

photo, 2013;XXXVIII:3:6

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D

Dalea

formosa

cover photo, 2018;XXXXIII:1:16

New Mexico Close-Up: Indigo Bush (Dalea formosa), 2018;XXXXIII:1:11

Dale A. Zimmerman Herbarium

A Busy 2012 in the Dale A. Zimmerman Herbarium, 2013;XXXVIII:1:5

A Busy Year in the Dale A. Zimmerman Herbarium at Western New Mexico University, 2014;XXXIX:1:13

The Dale A. Zimmerman Herbarium: A Bustling Place, 2016;XXXXI:3:9

A Not So Lazy Monday Afternoon in the Dale A. Zimmerman Herbarium, 2019;XXXXIV:2:12

Thank You to NPSNM from State Herbarium Grantees, 2012;XXXVII:1:3

Daniel, Nancy

In Memoriam: Nancy Daniel, 2012;XXXVII:3:7

Dark Sky Sanctuaries

Dark Skies and Plants, 2024;XLIX:2:7

Darwin, Charles

Darwin’s Passion for Plants (webinar), 2021;XXXXVI:2:5

Dasmonda, Allen

NPSNM Photo Contest runner-up, 2019;XXXXIV:1:1, 2019;XXXXIV:1:11

Datura

stramonium

The Good, the Bad, the Dangerous, and the Deadly: The Solanaceae Family in New Mexico, 2010;XXXV:1:5

wrightii

photo (contest runner-up), 2019;XXXXIV:1:1

Davidson, David

Drawing Spring Blossoms at Carlsbad Caverns National Park, 2003;XXVIII:1:4

Davis, Marcie

Teacher Award to, 2017;XXXXII:2:3

Dayflower

white-mouth

photo, 2016;XXXXI:1:11

Deer bush

Unexpected Encounter: Ceanothus integerrimus, 2018;XXXXIII:1:10

DeHaven Preserve (Roy, NM)

field trip report (From the Presidents), 2024;XLIX:4:3

DeHaven Ranch

Conservation and Restoration at DeHaven Ranch, 2022;XXXXVII:1:8

Desert marigold

Harbingers of Spring: Little Wildflowers That Plan Ahead, 2009;XXXIV:2:14

Devine, Robert S.

Alien Invasion, 2002;XXVII:3:15

Digby, Sara

Meet Sara Digby, NPSNM’s New Outreach Coordinator, 2017;XXXXII:2:2

Outreach Update, 2017;XXXXII:4:2, 2018;XXXXIII:1:3, 2018;XXXXIII:2:17, 2018;XXXXIII:3:8, 2018;XXXXIII:4:8, 2019;XXXXIV:1:10

Dimorphocarpa

wislizeni

Harbingers of Spring: Little Wildflowers That Plan Ahead, 2009;XXXIV:2:14

Dixon, Hobart N.

Vascular Plants of the San Luis Basin, 2014;XXXIX:4:5

Doan, Thomas

Mountain Geraniums, 2003;XXVIII:4:13

Dodder plants

Vampire Wildflowers of Bosque del Apache, 2008;XXXIII:4:13

Dodson, Carolyn

A Guide to Plants of the Northern Chihuahuan Desert, 2012;XXXVII:3:12

Ivey’s Bladderpod (Physaria iveyana): A New Plant Species! 2013;XXXVIII:1:12

In Memoriam: Carolyn Dodson, 2022;XXXXVII:4:10

Mountain Wildflowers of the Southern Rockies, 2008;XXXIII:2:15

New Mexico’s Living Landscapes (Dunmire), review, 2012;XXXVII:3:11

photo, 2015;XXXX:4:13

Scalet Gilia, 2003;XXVIII:3:8

Domigan, Stephen

Color in the Landscape, 2002;XXVII:3:7

donors. See also Carter Conservation Fund donors; Life Members; Tribute Gifts

2004, 2004;XXIX:3:11

Jan. 2005 to Nov. 2006, 2006;XXXI:1:7

Jan.2006 to Nov. 2006, 2007;XXXII:1:7, 2007;XXXII:1:8

Jan. 2007 to Dec. 2007, 2008;XXXIII:1:2, 2008;XXXIII:1:4

Jan. 2008 to Dec. 2008, 2009;XXXIV:1:13, 2009;XXXIV:1:14, 2009;XXXIV:1:15

Jan. 2009 to Dec. 2009, 2010;XXXV:1:6, 2010;XXXV:1:7

Jan. 2011 to Dec. 2011, 2012;XXXVII:1:10

Oct. 2011 to Nov. 2012, 2013;XXXVIII:1:14

Dec. 2012 to Dec. 2015, 2016;XXXXI:1:12

Dec. 2015 to Dec. 2016, 2017;XXXXII:1:8

Dec. 2016 to Dec. 2017, 2018;XXXXIII:1:12

Dec. 2017 to Dec. 2018, 2019;XXXXIV:1:12

Dec. 2018 to Nov. 2019, 2020;XXXXV:1:12

Dec. 2019 to Aug. 2020, 2020;XXXXV:4:10

Aug. 2020 to Aug. 202, 2021;XXXXVI:4:12

2021 Conference Silent Auction Donations, 2021;XXXXVI:4:13

Aug. 2021 to Aug. 2022, 2022;XXXXVII:4:14

Aug. 2022 to Aug. 2023, 2023;XLVIII:4:10

Aug. 2023 to Aug. 2024, 2024;XLIX:4:12

Dorn, Robert D. and Jane L.

Growing Native Plants of the Rocky, Mountain Area, 2007;XXXII:3:16

Doyle, Jack

Trespass Against Us, 2005;XXX:2:15

Dripping Springs Visitors Center Garden

grant for, 2024;XLIX:3:5

drought

Drought and Fire—2011 in Carlsbad Caverns National Park, 2011;XXXVI:4:3

Drought Website, 2006;XXXI:3:5

"Some days, my spirit lies prostrate" (poem), 2004;XXIX:2:5

Dry Climate Gardening (Ortho Books), 2004;XXIX:2:14

Dryopteris

filix-mas

Reflections on a Plant Inventory of Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument (2013-2020), 2021;XXXXVI:1:11

Duft, Joe

in memoriam, 2002;XXVII:1:12

Dunmire, William W.

Mountain Wildflowers of the Southern Rockies, 2008;XXXIII:2:15

New Mexico’s Living Landscapes, 2012;XXXVII:3:11

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Earthworks

Earthworks Grant, 2005;XXX:2:14

Eason, Michael

2023 conference speaker, 2024;XLIX:1:10

Echinocereus

fendleri var. kuenzleri

ESA Status Changes, 2017;XXXXII:2:5, 2017;XXXXII:4:7

horizonthalonius Lem.

cover photo, 2020;XXXXV:3:16

Lemondrops and Limestones, 2020;XXXXV:3:8

triglochidiatus

photo (contest runner-up), 2019;XXXXIV:1:1

viridiflorus Engelm. var. chloranthus (Engelm.) Backeb.

cover photo, 2021;XXXXVI:3:1

An Uncommonly Beautiful Locally Common Cactus, 2021;XXXXVI:3:10

Echinomastus

intertextus (Engelm.)

cover photo, 2021;XXXXVI:2:1

Spring Comes Early for Some, 2022;XXXXVII:1:10

Ecology of Herbal Medicine (Saville), 2021;XXXXVI:4:7

education

Attention: Biology and Botany Teachers, 2014;XXXIX:2:5

Biological (and Botanical) Science: The Pinnacle of the Sciences, 2011;XXXVI:2:8

Botany: The Death of a Science in American Education, 2011;XXXVI:1:3

classical botany (The Prez Sez), 2002;XXVII:1:2

Earthworks Grant, 2005;XXX:2:14

First NPSNM Youth Conference a Success, 2002;XXVII:4:16

The Future of the Living World under Human Influence: Returning the Study of Whole Plants and Animals to the Biology Curriculum, 2014;XXXIX:3:5

Grant Opportunity for Taos County Educators, 2019;XXXXIV:1:3

Habitat Workshop a Smashing Success, 2007;XXXII:3:9

How Can NPSNM’s Grants Program Better Support Education in the Plant Sciences? 2013;XXXVIII:2:7

Las Cruces Students Learn about Native Plants, 2024;XLIX:3:6

Native Plants Go to School, 2001;XXVI:1:8

The North Star, 2012;XXXVII:3:5

NPSNM Steps Up to Education Role, 2012;XXXVII:2:7

Phytoremediation: Utilizing Native Plants to Detoxify Contaminated Stormwater, 2013;XXXVIII:1:7

Plant It! Cactus Adoption and Native Plant Day, 2015;XXXX:1:7

Recent Educational Activities and Initiatives of the Gila Chapter of the NPS, 2020;XXXXV:1:9

Ruidoso Kids Get Native Garden Thanks to Sacramento Chapter, 2002;XXVII:3:1

School Gardens, 2005;XXX:1:16

Southern New Mexico Students Are “Stepping Out” for Science, 2013;XXXVIII:1:6

Taos Chapter Awards Two Educational Grants, 2018;XXXXIII:3:3

Taxonomy Flashcard Challenge, 2010;XXXV:1:16

Eisenberg, Hannah

The Making of a Conference: Take Two, 2021;XXXXVI:2:12

Yerba Mansa, 2022;XXXXVII:1:5

Elaeagnus

angustifolia

Point. . .Counter Point, 2001;XXVI:4:9

Elkweed

cover photo, 2018;XXXXIII:2:20

New Mexico Close-up: Elkweed, Monument Plant, 2018;XXXXIII:2:17

Elm

Siberian

The Case for Conserving Water (and a Corollary: The Case for Siberian Elm), 2009;XXXIV:4:10

The Elm Family Skeleton, 2010;XXXV:4:12

Investigations on the Invasion Success of Ulmus pumila L. in North America and Argentina, 2010;XXXV:4:14

EMNRD (Energy, Minerals & Natural Resources Department)

EMNRD Rule Change Comments, 2022;XXXXVII:1:4

Endangered Plants Proposed Rulemaking, 2020;XXXXV:2:5

endangered or threatened species. See also specific species

BLM Farmington Field Office Updates, 2018;XXXXIII:3:5

causes and conservation, 2001;XXVI:2:14

Chemical Industry and EPA Working Together to Weaken Endangered Species Act, 2004;XXIX:2:4

Damn the E.S.A., 2006;XXXI:3:6

EMNRD Rule Change Comments, 2022;XXXXVII:1:4

Endangered Plants Proposed Rulemaking, 2020;XXXXV:2:5

Endangered Sacramento Prickly-Poppy Watering Results, 2006;XXXI:2:15

Endangered Species Act Reconsidered, 2005;XXX:2:1

Equal Protection for Plants Campaign, 2015;XXXX:4:6

ESA Status Changes, 2017;XXXXII:2:5

Fish and Wildlife Service Public Comment Period, 2019;XXXXIV:2:5

Lincoln National Forest Comments, 2022;XXXXVII:1:4

New Endangered Plant Status Report, 2021;XXXXVI:3:12

Protect the Act That Protects Species, 2018;XXXXIII:4:3

Sacramento Mountains Checkerspot Butterfly Listed (endangered), 2023;XLVIII:3:4

Save the Dirt! 2004;XXIX:4:15

State Forestry Rare Plant Reports, 2019;XXXXIV:4:11

State List Amended, 2020;XXXXV:4:4

The Story of a Very Little Cactus, 2023;XLVIII:3:13

Updates from the State Botanist, 2024;XLIX:3:15

Energy, Minerals & Natural Resources Department. See EMNRD

Environmental Protection Agency

Chemical Indusry and EPA Working Together to Weaken Endangered Species Act, 2004;XXIX:2:4

EPA and Lawn Chemicals, 2004;XXIX:3:13

Epipactis

gigantea

cover photo, 2019;XXXXIV:3:16

Devious Stream Orchid Tricks Insects, 2019;XXXXIV:3:5

Epixiphium

wislizeni

Harbingers of Spring: Little Wildflowers That Plan Ahead, 2009;XXXIV:2:14

Eragrostis

lehmanniana

Reflections on a Plant Inventory: The Flora of City of Rocks State Park (Grant Co., NM), 2015;XXXX:3:14

Ericameria

laricifolia

A Very Brief History of E. laricifolia, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:10

Eriogonum

gypsophilum

ESA Status Changes, 2017;XXXXII:2:5, 2017;XXXXII:4:7

Erodium

cicutarium

Harbingers of Spring: Little Wildflowers That Plan Ahead, 2009;XXXIV:2:15

Erwin, Mary

Teacher Award to, 2018;XXXXIII:2:3

Eryanthe

rubella

photo, 2021;XXXXVI:1:16

Eryngium sp,

cover photo, 2010;XXXV:1:1

Erysimum

capitatum

The Must-See Mustards, 2004;XXIX:1:13

Erythrina

affra

On Renaming Plants and the Task of Separating the Wheat from the Chaff, 2024;XLIX:4:10

Eschscholtzia

mexicana

Sow Now for Spectacular March Blooming, 2001;XXVI:3:12

Eschscholzia

californica ssp. mexicana

characteristics, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:16

Escobaria

sneedii var. leei

cover photo, 2020;XXXXV:3:1

State Forestry Rare Plant Reports, 2019;XXXXIV:4:11

Where It Lives (table), 2018;XXXXIII:3:9

Euphorbia

davidii

photo (contest winner), 2010;XXXV:4:1

exstipulata

photo, 2013;XXXVIII:4:13

Evans, Aspen

Using Microclimates in Landscape Design, 2002;XXVII:2:2

Evening primrose

A Beautiful Twilight with Evening Primroses, 2004;XXIX:3:4

lavender

illustration, 2003;XXVIII:1:4

prairie

illustration, 2004;XXIX:3:4

Evolvulus

sericeous

Native or Not: Morning Glory, 2020;XXXXV:1:4

exotic species. See non-native species

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Fabaceae family

The Fabulous Fabaceae, 2005;XXX:1:10

Fabronia

Carter Conservation Fund Helps Safeguard Bryophyte Collection, 2021;XXXXVI:4:10

Fallugia

paradoxa

Early Spring Bloomers Greet Pollinators, 2019;XXXXIV:2:11

paradoxa (D.Don) Endl.)

cover photo, 2022;XXXXVII:3:1

False foxglove

Leoncita

The Leoncita False-Foxglove (Agalinis calycina): An Endangered Species, 2012;XXXVII:4:5

protection delay, 2017;XXXXII:1:3

Farmer, John

Native Plant Demonstration Gardens, 2022;XXXXVII:1:12

Farnham, Timothy J.

The Good in Nature and Humanity, 2003;XXVIII:2:14

Farson, Deb

Meet NPSNM’s New Administrative Coordinator, 2014;XXXIX:2:3

Felger, Richard

Baja California Plant Field Guide, 3rd ed. (Rebman, Roberts), review, 2012;XXXVII:4:7

in memoriam

Felger: More than a Botanist, He was an Ethnobotanist and Ethnobiologist, 2021;XXXXVI:1:8

Memories of Richard Felger, 2021;XXXXVI:1:8

Mesquite and Nipa: New Global Food Crops from the Americas, 2010;XXXV:4:5

Mesquite: Tree of Life in a Dry World, 2018;XXXXIII:1:7

Perennial Native Grasses: Food for a Dry World, 2014;XXXIX:4:6

Spruce of the Gila National Forest: Bellwether of Climate Change, 2013;XXXVIII:3:11

Ferguson, Tom

Remembering Tom Ferguson (in memoriam), 2007;XXXII:1:15

Fern

Fendler’s Cloak

Reflections on a Plant Inventory of Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument (2013-2020), 2021;XXXXVI:1:11

Hart’s-tongue

EMNRD Rule Change Comments, 2022;XXXXVII:1:4

male

Reflections on a Plant Inventory of Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument (2013-2020), 2021;XXXXVI:1:11

Ferns and Fern Allies of the Trans-Pecos and Adjacent Areas (Yarborough, Powell), 2003;XXVIII:3:14

Ferocactus

wislizeni

photo (contest submission), 2018;XXXXIII:4:1

festivals

Crested Butte Wildflower Festival, 2022;XXXXVII:2:5

Figwort

Vampire Wildflowers of Bosque del Apache, 2008;XXXIII:4:13

Filaree

Harbingers of Spring: Little Wildflowers That Plan Ahead, 2009;XXXIV:2:15

finances

Report on NPSNM’s Finances and Investments, 2013;XXXVIII:2:8

fires

Drought and Fire—2011 in Carlsbad Caverns National Park, 2011;XXXVI:4:3

Fire in New Mexico, 2022;XXXXVII:3:3, 2022;XXXXVII:3:8

Forest Service Prescribed Burn Plans, 2024;XLIX:4:5

Goodbye to Mountain Forests? 2012;XXXVII:4:11

Jercinovic Fire Fund to Replace Losses, 2008;XXXIII:4:2

Las Conchas Fire damage (cover photo), 2011;XXXVI:4:1

Pining Away? 2003;XXVIII:4:14

Plant Portraits: Ponderosa Pines, Climate Change, and Wildfires, 2005;XXX:3:6

Five-eyes

green-leaf

photo, 2013;XXXVIII:4:13

Fix, Barbara

2013 Annual Meeting: A Meeting of Minds (conf. rpt.), 2013;XXXVIII:4:3

A Botanist to Transport Us, 2017;XXXXII:4:5

How to Help Rare Plants and Have a Good Time, Too: Treasures Abound, 2014;XXXIX:3:3

Santa Fe Chapter Thanks Rachel! 2021;XXXXVI:2:5

Throw That [Seed] Ball! 2017;XXXXII:2:7

Flanders, Angela

Butterfly Landscapes of New Mexico (Cary), review, 2010;XXXV:1:12

Flanders, Angela F.

A New Friend: The Sterculiaceae Family, 2012;XXXVII:2:18

A Tree-Decorating GIFTTT, 2007;XXXII:1:15

U.S. Highway 62/180 Widening: Plant Salvage Swings into High Gear, 2006;XXXI:4:4

Flatsedge

rusty

photo, 2013;XXXVIII:3:6

Flax

Chihuahua

photo, 2016;XXXXI:1:11

Flora ID Northwest, LLC, 2011;XXXVI:3:10

Flora Neomexicana III (Allred, Ivey), 2013;XXXVIII:1:11

"Flora of North America" project

All the Pretty Flowers, 2005;XXX:3:8

Flora of the Four Corners Region (Heil et al.), 2014;XXXIX:1:7

Flora Tropica Gardens, Savusavu, Fiji, 2016;XXXXI:2:3

Flowering Plants of New Mexico (Ivey), 2004;XXIX:1:16, 2014;XXXIX:3:7

Floyd, Kevin

Castner Range Becomes a National Monument, 2023;XLVIII:3:17

Deep in the Heart of Texas (conf. rpt.), 2024;XLIX:1:4

The El Paso Chapter Invites You to Alpine, TX, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:3

Exploring the Trans-Pecos: Texas’s Wild West, 2022;XXXXVII:4:3, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:3

food plants

Mesquite and Nipa: New Global Food Crops from the Americas, 2010;XXXV:4:5

Perennial Native Grasses: Food for a Dry World, 2014;XXXIX:4:6

Forestiera

pubescens

Early Spring Bloomers Greet Pollinators, 2019;XXXXIV:2:11

forests. See also national forests

Potential Projects for NM Forests, 2021;XXXXVI:1:13

Ten Golden Rules of Reforestation, 2021;XXXXVI:3:5

Fossombronia sp.

cover photo, 2014;XXXIX:1:1

Foster, Cindy

An Independent Life Devoted to Plants: Mary Sophie Young, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:10

Founding Gardeners (Wulf), 2011;XXXVI:4:13

Four o’clock

It’s Four O’Clock Time, 2004;XXIX:4:4

Reflections on a Plant Inventory of Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument (2013-2020), 2021;XXXXVI:1:10

trailing

What Is That Plant? 2004;XXIX:3:1

Foxx, Terry

Annual Meeting Highlights Los Alamos Fire & Recovery (photo), 2003;XXVIII:4:1

Francis (pope)

Laudato Si’: On Care for Our Common Home, 2015;XXXX:4:16

Frasera

speciosa

2015 Annual Meeting: Field Trip Field Notes, 2015;XXXX:4:13

cover photos, 2018;XXXXIII:2:20, 2021;XXXXVI:1:1

New Mexico Close-up: Elkweed, Monument Plant, 2018;XXXXIII:2:17

Fraxinus

cuspidata

The Neglected Ash, 2001;XXVI:2:12

velutina

Winter Botanizing (cover photo), 2011;XXXVI:1:1

Freyemuth, John

Survey Results: New Members’ Interests, 2007;XXXII:1:1

Freyermuth, John

Volunteer Profile, 2002;XXVII:3:2

Freyermuth, Meg

NPSNM Photo Contest submission, 2018;XXXXIII:4:1

From the President. See specific presidents or subjects

Fuller, Kathy

2021 Conference Silent Auction Donations, 2021;XXXXVI:4:13

Funastrum

cynanchoides (Decne.) Schultr.

photo, 2020;XXXXV:4:14, 2020;XXXXV:4:16

The Future of Life (Wilson), 2004;XXIX:1:15

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Gaillardia

aristata

cover photo, 2015;XXXX:1:1

Galeano-Popp, Renee

NM Nat Hist Institute Herbarium, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:13

Garcia, Karen

Karen Garcia: NPSNM’s Newest Board Member, 2016;XXXXI:2:14

gardens and gardening

Carlsbad Chapter Part of Joint Effort to Create Native Plant Garden, 2001;XXVI:3:13

Coping With Difficult Soil, 2003;XXVIII:3:1

Free Fact Sheets: Gardening for Pollinators, 2007;XXXII:3:16

The Naked Gardener, 2003;XXVIII:2:16

Sacramento Chapter Native Plant Garden Project, 2005;XXX:3:15

SNaPP Native Plant Demonstration Garden, 2020;XXXXV:4:8

Tips for Xeric Gardening with NM natives, 2008;XXXIII:4:12

Wildscaping: The Ultimate in Gardening for Wildlife, 2002;XXVII:1:10

Gass, Ron

Reflections on a Career, 2001;XXVI:4:8

Gathering Moss (Kimmerer), 2007;XXXII:3:15

Gayfeather

dotted

photo, 2013;XXXVIII:4:13

Geranium

Richardson

illustration, 2003;XXVIII:4:13

Geranium spp.

Mountain Geraniums, 2003;XXVIII:4:13

Geranium

richardsonii

illustration, 2003;XXVIII:4:13

Giant reed

Native or Not: Phragmites, 2020;XXXXV:3:4

Giant sacaton

cover photos, 2014;XXXIX:4:1, 2014;XXXIX:4:12

Perennial Native Grasses: Food for a Dry World, 2014;XXXIX:4:7

Gibson, Margie Ann

A Rare Jewel in the Gila Wilderness, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:5

Update on the Silva Creek Botanical Garden, 2024;XLIX:1:12

Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument

Dark Skies and Plants, 2024;XLIX:2:7

Reflections on a Plant Inventory of Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument (2013-2020), 2021;XXXXVI:1:10

Gila National Forest

Federal Agency Planning comments, 2020;XXXXV:3:5

Gila National Forest Planning, 2017;XXXXII:2:6, 2018;XXXXIII:3:5

Gila National Forest Wilderness, 2019;XXXXIV:2:6

NPSNM Grantee Report: Responsible Recreation in the Gila National Forest, 2011;XXXVI:3:3

Spruce of the Gila National Forest: Bellwether of Climate Change, 2013;XXXVIII:3:11

Upper Gila Watershed Alliance Studies Roads in Gila NF, 2008;XXXIII:4:6

Gila River

From the Gila Conservation Coalition, 2020;XXXXV:2:4

Gila Diversion, 2014;XXXIX:4:3

Gila Diversion Scoping, 2018;XXXXIII:4:3

Gila Diversion Update, 2017;XXXXII:3:3

Gila River Diversion Proposed, 2020;XXXXV:3:5

Gila River Diversion Update, 2020;XXXXV:4:5

News Flash (Gila River diversion), 2015;XXXX:1:12

NM Will End Gila Diversion Planning, 2019;XXXXIV:2:5

photos, 2017;XXXXII:3:3, 2018;XXXXIII:2:16

Wild and Scenic Gila River, 2020;XXXXV:3:5

Gila Wilderness

Feral Cattle Removal from the Gila Wilderness, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:5

Gilia

Aztec

BLM Farmington Field Office Updates, 2018;XXXXIII:3:5

Where It Lives (table), 2018;XXXXIII:3:9

scarlet

Scarlet Gilia, 2003;XXVIII:3:8

sticky

photo, 2010;XXXV:3:2

Gillock, Ben

Teacher Award, 2016;XXXXI:2:2

Gisler, Melanie

Carter Conservation Award to, 2019;XXXXIV:4:5

Gisler, Steve

A Botanist to Transport Us, 2017;XXXXII:4:5

Glenn, Edward

Mesquite and Nipa: New Global Food Crops from the Americas, 2010;XXXV:4:5

Globemallow

Copper

cover photo, 2019;XXXXIV:4:16

Sphaeralcea spp.

cover photo, 2023;XLVIII:4:1

Gomez-Scotillo, Irene

The Indo-Hispano Agricultural Tradition in Northern New Mexico: Its Influence on the Flora and Landscape, 2009;XXXIV:4:6

The Good in Nature and Humanity (Kellert, Farnham, eds.), 2003;XXVIII:2:14

Goolsby, Darroc

scholarship awarded to, 2009;XXXIV:1:12

Gorden, Beth Anne

Long Time Otero Member Beth Anne Gorden Passes Away, 2021;XXXXVI:1:5

Grama grass

black

Reflections on a Plant Inventory of Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument (2013-2020), 2021;XXXXVI:1:11

blue grama

cover photos, 2017;XXXXII:2:20

New Mexico Close-up, 2017;XXXXII:2:7

hairy

Bouteloua hirsuta, Illustrated: A Tribute, 2015;XXXX:3:8

Reflections on a Plant Inventory: The Flora of City of Rocks State Park (Grant Co., NM), 2015;XXXX:3:14

Grama grass cactus

How to Help Rare Plants and Have a Good Time, Too: Treasures Abound, 2014;XXXIX:3:3

Grand Canyon National Park

Roosevelt proclamation, 2001;XXVI:3:16

grants. See also Carter Conservation Fund grants

2007 NPSNM Grants Awarded, 2007;XXXII:3:1

2008 Grants Awarded by Board, 2008;XXXIII:3:4

2009 Grants Awarded by Board, 2009;XXXIV:2:2

2010 Grants Awarded at Winter Board Meeting, 2010;XXXV:2:3

2011 NPSNM Grant Awards, 2011;XXXVI:2:3

2012 recipients (From the President), 2012;XXXVII:2:2

2013 recipients (From the President), 2013;XXXVIII:2:2

2014 NPSNM Grant Report, 2015;XXXX:2:3, 2015;XXXX:3:3

2014 recipients (From the President), 2014;XXXIX:2:2

2015 Donations and Grants Announced, 2015;XXXX:2:2

Colorado NPS Requests Research Proposals, 2008;XXXIII:1:11

Earthworks Grant, 2005;XXX:2:14

Five Grants Approved by NPSNM Board, 2003;XXVIII:2:2

Grant Opportunity for Taos County Educators, 2019;XXXXIV:1:3

Grants for Scientific Literacy in the Chihuahuan Desert, 2009;XXXIV:1:4

How Can NPSNM’s Grants Program Better Support Education in the Plant Sciences? 2013;XXXVIII:2:7

Las Cruces Chapter Awards Two Native Plant Grants for NMSU Students, 2024;XLIX:1:7

NPSNM Grantee Report: Responsible Recreation in the Gila National Forest, 2011;XXXVI:3:3

NPSNM Grant Report: Sandia Mountain Natural History Center, 2015;XXXX:4:7

NPSNM Grants Program News, 2006;XXXI:2:1

NPSNM’s Grants Program, 2016;XXXXI:4:3

Plant It! Cactus Adoption and Native Plant Day, 2015;XXXX:1:7

Riparian Research Funded by NPSNM, 2005;XXX:2:6

Ruidoso Kids Get Native Garden Thanks to Sacramento Chapter, 2002;XXVII:3:1

Sacramento Chapter Native Plant Garden Project, 2005;XXX:3:15

Sacramento Mountains Chapter Wins Grant for Native Garden, 2001;XXVI:3:1

Southern Native Plant Workshops—Forest Bound, 2019;XXXXIV:1:10

Students Beautify Their School, 2007;XXXII:3:10

Taos Chapter Awards Two Educational Grants, 2018;XXXXIII:3:3

Thank You to NPSNM from State Herbarium Grantees, 2012;XXXVII:1:3

Upper Gila Watershed Alliance Studies Roads in Gila NF, 2008;XXXIII:4:6

grasses. See also Grama grass

Dropseeds, Burrograss, Wolftail, 2011;XXXVI:1:10

'Frankengrass' Spreads to Wild, 2006;XXXI:4:11

Before It’s Too Late, 2010;XXXV:2:5

Judge Rules Against Feds in Grass Test, 2007;XXXII:3:11

National Park Service Iowa Site Converting from Lawn to Native Grass, 2005;XXX:4:11

NPSNM Workshop Report: Grasses with a Hand Lens, 2009;XXXIV:4:12

Perennial Native Grasses: Food for a Dry World, 2014;XXXIX:4:6

Poaceae Grasses of North-Central New Mexico, 2017;XXXXII:4:1

Society Workshop Finds Long Lost Grass! 2004;XXIX:1:4

grasslands

excerpt from Grassland (Manning), 2007;XXXII:3:11

New Mexico’s Great Plains Grasslands, 2010;XXXV:3:7

Graves, Don

Recent Educational Activities and Initiatives of the Gila Chapter of the NPS, 2020;XXXXV:1:9

Graves, Wendy and Don

DeHaven Preserve: Roy, NM (From the Presidents), 2024;XLIX:4:3

Jack and Martha Carter Conservation Fund (From the Presidents), 2023;XLVIII:4:5

The Mountains Really Were Calling (From the Presidents), 2024;XLIX:4:4

Native Bees Are All the Buzz (From the Presidents), 2024;XLIX:4:3

Potential Stink (From the Presidents), 2023;XLVIII:3:19

Great American Outdoors Act, 2020;XXXXV:4:4

Great Basin Wildflowers (Blackwell), 2009;XXXIV:3:13

Green, Emily

All the Pretty Flowers, 2005;XXX:3:8

Green gentian

2015 Annual Meeting: Field Trip Field Notes, 2015;XXXX:4:13

cover photo, 2021;XXXXVI:1:1

Greenthread

Rio Grande

photo, 2013;XXXVIII:4:10

Gressitt, Carolyn

The Fall is NOT Just Golden. . ., 2016;XXXXI:1:10

In Memoriam: Bob J. Reeves, 2014;XXXIX:1:11

New Mexico Close-Up: Indigo Bush (Dalea formosa), 2018;XXXXIII:1:11

Volunteer Profile, 2002;XXVII:3:2

Grimmia

pulvinata

photo (contest winner), 2010;XXXV:4:1

Grisham, Michelle Lujan

The Victorious MLG, 2019;XXXXIV:2:5

Growing Native Plants of the Rocky, Mountain Area (Dorn, Dorn), 2007;XXXII:3:16

Gruger, Jen

Focus on the Jornada Mogollon, 2021;XXXXVI:3:11

The Making of a Conference: A Journey for Sure, 2020;XXXXV:3:10

The Making of a Conference: Resilience, 2021;XXXXVI:3:9

Wrapping Up the 2021 Journey Through Time (conf. rpt.), 2021;XXXXVI:4:8

A Guide to Plants of the Northern Chihuahuan Desert (Dodson), 2012;XXXVII:3:12

Gymnosperms of the United States and Canada (Nixon), 2022;XXXXVII:3:4

Gypsum Wild-Buckwheat

ESA Status Changes, 2017;XXXXII:2:5, 2017;XXXXII:4:7

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Hall, Betsy

Sacramento Mountains Chapter Wins Grant for Native Garden, 2001;XXVI:3:1

Hall, Kathleen

Best Wildflower Hikes (Selby), review, 2022;XXXXVII:2:18

The Cactus Plot (Ramakka), review, 2019;XXXXIV:4:14

Christina Selby on Wildflowers, 2020;XXXXV:4:8

A Desertscape for Mariposaville at Rio Grande Nature Center State Park, 2019;XXXXIV:4:12

A Familiar Friend Far from Home, 2022;XXXXVII:1:9

A Land Ethic for Seven Generations, 2022;XXXXVII:2:3, 2022;XXXXVII:4:4

Leonora Curtin Wetland Preserve, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:8

The Making of a Conference, 2020;XXXXV:2:8

Notes from the Conference: a few favorite moments, 2021;XXXXVI:4:9

Pam McBride Botanist/Archaeologist, 2020;XXXXV:3:11

The Pearl Plot (Ramakka). . . and A Remembrance, 2023;XLVIII:4:12

Phenology: Watch What Happens, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:5

What Do You Mean, “Native?”, 2020;XXXXV:1:11

Who’s on Board

Kathleen Hall, 2024;XLIX:2:4

Tom Stewart, 2024;XLIX:3:4

halophytes

Torrey’s Wolfberry: How to Lick Salty Soils, 2001;XXVI:4:10

Hastings, Jim

Jack G. Makepeace, Jr. (1938-2017), 2017;XXXXII:3:6

Hearn, David

Mesquite and Nipa: New Global Food Crops from the Americas, 2010;XXXV:4:5

Hedgehog cactus

Kuenzler

ESA Status Changes, 2017;XXXXII:2:5, 2017;XXXXII:4:7

Nylon (Brown-flowered)

cover photo, 2021;XXXXVI:3:1

An Uncommonly Beautiful Locally Common Cactus, 2021;XXXXVI:3:10

Heidel, Bonnie

A Region of Astonishing Beauty (Williams), review, 2004;XXIX:3:15

Heil, Ken

Flora of the Four Corners Region, 2014;XXXIX:1:7

Ken Heil Recognized with Lifetime Achievement Award, 2016;XXXXI:4:12

Remembering Ken Heil (in memoriam), 2024;XLIX:2:17

Heinze, Donald H.

Biological Control of Invasive Plants in the United States (Coombs et al., ed.), review, 2011;XXXVI:1:9

The Elm Family Skeleton, 2010;XXXV:4:12

Before It’s Too Late, 2010;XXXV:2:5

The Most Hated Tree in New Mexico, 2010;XXXV:1:11

Musk Thistle (Carduus nutans)—Unwelcome Guest, 2011;XXXVI:2:16

Negative Impact of Invasives on Native Flora, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:14

Salt Cedar—Foe or Friend? 2010;XXXV:3:10

The Silent Invasion, 2009;XXXIV:4:11

Helianthus spp.

Native Sunflowers: A Summer Spectacle, 2002;XXVII:3:1

Helianthus

paradoxus

cover photos, 2012;XXXVII:1:1, 2019;XXXXIV:2:16, 2022;XXXXVII:2:1

Santa Rosa Update, 2015;XXXX:1:3, 2018;XXXXIII:1:5

Saving Beauty: The Story of an Endangered Sunflower, 2019;XXXXIV:2:7

Scenes from a Field Trip to Blue Hole Cienega (photos), 2013;XXXVIII:1:13

State Forestry Rare Plant Reports, 2019;XXXXIV:4:11

Where It Lives (table), 2018;XXXXIII:3:9

Henbane

black

The Good, the Bad, the Dangerous, and the Deadly: The Solanaceae Family in New Mexico, 2010;XXXV:1:5

Hendzel, Leonard

in memoriam, 2009;XXXIV:2:15

Henes, Walter

photo, 2015;XXXX:4:18

Hensen, Isabell

Investigations on the Invasion Success of Ulmus pumila L. in North America and Argentina, 2010;XXXV:4:14

herbaria. See also Dale A. Zimmerman Herbarium

donations to, 2013;XXXVIII:1:1, 2015;XXXX:2:2, 2016;XXXXI:2:2, 2017;XXXXII:2:3, 2018;XXXXIII:2:2, 2019;XXXXIV:2:2

NM Nat Hist Institute Herbarium, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:13

NMSU Herbarium

2014 NPSNM Grant Report, 2015;XXXX:3:3

Las Cruces Chapter Donations Support Area Projects, 2002;XXVII:3:16

A Letter from the NMSU Herbarium, 2013;XXXVIII:3:7

Thank You to NPSNM from State Herbarium Grantees, 2012;XXXVII:1:3

University of New Mexico

Thank You to NPSNM from University of New Mexico Herbarium, 2012;XXXVII:2:3

Wanted: Dead or Alive, 2005;XXX:1:8

herbs

“Herbal Allies from a Bioregional Perspective” Workshop, 2019;XXXXIV:1:11

Herbst, Janet

Sunflower Scholarship, 2022;XXXXVII:3:15

Herschman, Beth

Albuquerque Chapter: Beth Herschman honored, 2007;XXXII:4:6

Heyder’s Nipple Cactus

Reflections on a Plant Inventory: The Flora of City of Rocks State Park (Grant Co., NM), 2015;XXXX:3:14

Hibiscus spp.

Desert Dwelling Hibiscus: An Oxymoron? 2003;XXVIII:1:1

Hickerson, Yvonne

Leonora Curtin Wetland Preserve Restoration Update, 2024;XLIX:4:14

Hiddenflower

Harbingers of Spring: Little Wildflowers That Plan Ahead, 2009;XXXIV:2:15

The Hidden Forest (Luoma), 2001;XXVI:2:15

High and Dry (Nold), 2009;XXXIV:3:12

Hines, Bettie

2015 Donations and Grants Announced, 2015;XXXX:2:2

2016 Donations, Grants, and Teacher Award, 2016;XXXXI:2:2

2017 Donations, Grants, and Teacher Award, 2017;XXXXII:2:3

2018 Donations, Grants, and Teacher Award, 2018;XXXXIII:2:2

2019 Donations, Grants, and Teacher Award, 2019;XXXXIV:2:2

Name That Plant! 2018;XXXXIII:1:6

NPSNM at STEM Conference, 2015;XXXX:1:13

Hirsch, Heidi

Investigations on the Invasion Success of Ulmus pumila L. in North America and Argentina, 2010;XXXV:4:14

Hoard, Dorothy

in memoriam, 2014;XXXIX:2:6

Hodgins, Jim

plant society bioregion affiliations (Point. . .Counterpoint), 2002;XXVII:2:7

Holmes, Charles

Field Trip: Hike to Williams Lake, 2009;XXXIV:4:5

Garden Tour Report, 2010;XXXV:4:8

in memoriam, 2019;XXXXIV:1:3

Holmgren, Noel and Patricia

Intermountain Flora, Volume 7, 2017;XXXXII:4:7

Hoops, Sallie

Remembering Tom Ferguson (in memoriam), 2007;XXXII:1:15

Hops

Native or Not: Hops, 2018;XXXXIII:4:5

How to Get Your Lawn & Garden Off Drugs (Rubin), 2003;XXVIII:3:15

How to Get Your Lawn Off Grass (Rubin), 2002;XXVII:3:8

How To Grow Native Plants of Texas and the Southwest (Nokes), 2002;XXVII:1:15

Hubby, Marian Hall “Mimi”

In Memoriam: Nancy Daniel, 2012;XXXVII:3:7

Missing Mimi Hubby, 2020;XXXXV:3:9

Hughes, Barb

2021 Conference Silent Auction Donations, 2021;XXXXVI:4:13

Hummingbird Plants of the Southwest (Scott), 2015;XXXX:3:9

Hummingbirds

Ruby-throated

photo, 2015;XXXX:1:11

Humulus

lupulus

Native or Not: Hops, 2018;XXXXIII:4:5

Hutto, Joseph L.

in memoriam, 2009;XXXIV:2:15

Hutto, Nancy

in memoriam, 2012;XXXVII:3:7

Hyoscymus

niger

The Good, the Bad, the Dangerous, and the Deadly: The Solanaceae Family in New Mexico, 2010;XXXV:1:5

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Indian pink

cover photo, 2018;XXXXIII:2:1

Indian Pueblo Cultural Center (IPCC)

Native Plants, Pollinators, and People, 2022;XXXXVII:4:13

Indigo bush

cover photo, 2018;XXXXIII:1:16

New Mexico Close-Up: Indigo Bush (Dalea formosa), 2018;XXXXIII:1:11

In memoriam

Andy Wasowski, 2012;XXXVII:4:6

Beth Anne Gorden, 2021;XXXXVI:1:5

Betsy Robertson, 2016;XXXXI:1:14

Bob J. Reeves, 2014;XXXIX:1:11

Carolyn Dodson, 2022;XXXXVII:4:10

Charles Berry, 2008;XXXIII:1:6

Charles Holmes, 2019;XXXXIV:1:3

Charles Wood, 2015;XXXX:4:16

David Salman, 2022;XXXXVII:4:5

Dee Alton Umberson, 2012;XXXVII:2:3

Dorothy Hoard, 2014;XXXIX:2:6

Frank Knaus, 2004;XXIX:1:2

Gene Simon, 2012;XXXVII:3:6

George Oxford Miller, 2024;XLIX:2:13, 2024;XLIX:2:14, 2024;XLIX:2:15

Gesina B. Threlkeld, 2016;XXXXI:2:15

Jack Carter, 2020;XXXXV:3:8, 2021;XXXXVI:3:7

Jack G. Makepeace, Jr., 2017;XXXXII:3:6

Joe Duft, 2002;XXVII:1:12

Joseph L. Hutto, 2009;XXXIV:2:15

Judith Muncrief, 2006;XXXI:2:4

Ken Heil, 2024;XLIX:2:17

Larry Littlefield, 2021;XXXXVI:3:7

Leonard Hendzel, 2009;XXXIV:2:15

Marian Hal “Mimi” Hubby, 2020;XXXXV:3:9

Martha Ann Shelton Carter, 2024;XLIX:2:8

Nancy Daniel, 2012;XXXVII:3:7

Nancy Hutto, 2012;XXXVII:3:7

Pat Lanik, 2004;XXIX:2:4

Richard Felger, 2021;XXXXVI:1:8

Robert DeWitt Ivey: 1923–2013, 2013;XXXVIII:4:6

Sandra Lynn, 2013;XXXVIII:4:7

Sara Stein, 1935-2005, 2005;XXX:4:15

Tom Ferguson, 2007;XXXII:1:15

Tom Wootten, 2007;XXXII:4:10

Vicky Ramakka, 2023;XLVIII:4:12

Inmortal

Inmortal: A Favorite Northern New Mexico Remedy, 2006;XXXI:3:9

insects. See specific types

Institute for Applied Ecology

Forest Bound—Summer Forest Immersion Program & Native Plant Training, 2018;XXXXIII:3:8

From Ponderosa to Prickly Pear, 2018;XXXXIII:1:3

Southern Native Plant Workshops—Forest Bound, 2019;XXXXIV:1:10

Intermountain Flora, Volume 7 (Holmgren, Holmgren), 2017;XXXXII:4:7

Intermountain Native Plant Growers Association (INPGA), 2012;XXXVII:4:3

invasive species

April Fool’s Gag? Or Sierra Club Goof? 2004;XXIX:3:1

The Elm Family Skeleton, 2010;XXXV:4:12

Invasive Plant Information, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:9

Investigations on the Invasion Success of Ulmus pumila L. in North America and Argentina, 2010;XXXV:4:14

Lincoln National Forest Weed Plan, 2021;XXXXVI:1:5

Meadow-in-a-Can? Or Trouble-in-a-Can? 2003;XXVIII:1:12

Negative Impact of Invasives on Native Flora, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:14

Russian olive (Point. . . Counterpoint), 2001;XXVI:4:9

Stinknet Found in New Mexico, 2024;XLIX:3:5

The Invention of Nature (Wulf), 2016;XXXXI:2:8

Ipomoea spp.

Native or Not: Morning Glory, 2020;XXXXV:1:4

Ipomopsis

Holy Ghost (Ipomopsis sancti-spiritus), 2012;XXXVII:1:9

2012 Update, 2013;XXXVIII:2:3

concern expressed, 2017;XXXXII:1:3

Holy Ghost Ipomopsis, 2017;XXXXII:3:5

Holy Ghost Ipomopsis Update, 2020;XXXXV:3:4

Painting the Canyon Pink: Efforts to Recover the Endangered Ipomopsis sancti-spiritus, 2011;XXXVI:4:6

Request for Proper Management of Ipomopsis sancti-spiritus (letter to Santa Fe National Forest), 2016;XXXXI:4:8

State Forestry Rare Plant Reports, 2019;XXXXIV:4:11

Where It Lives (table), 2018;XXXXIII:3:9

Ipomopsis

aggregata

Scarlet Gilia, 2003;XXVIII:3:8

Ivey, Robert DeWitt

Common Names, 2002;XXVII:4:8

Flora Neomexicana III, 2013;XXXVIII:1:11

Flowering Plants of New Mexico, 2004;XXIX:1:16, 2014;XXXIX:3:7

Governor Bill Richardson Honors Robert DeWitt Ivey, 2004;XXIX:1:18

New Mexico’s Ivey, 2003;XXVIII:1:6

Robert DeWitt Ivey: 1923–2013, 2013;XXXVIII:4:6

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Jack and Martha Carter Conservation Fund. See Carter Conservation Fund Award; Carter Conservation Fund donors; Carter Conservation Fund grants

Jacob’s ladder

2014 NPSNM Grant Report, 2015;XXXX:2:3

James’ holdback

photo, 2016;XXXXI:1:11

Jankowitz, Rachel

Conservation Corner, 2014;XXXIX:4:3, 2015;XXXX:1:3, 2015;XXXX:2:6, 2015;XXXX:3:3, 2015;XXXX:4:3, 2016;XXXXI:1:3, 2016;XXXXI:2:3, 2016;XXXXI:3:5, 2016;XXXXI:4:5, 2017;XXXXII:1:3, 2017;XXXXII:2:5, 2017;XXXXII:3:3, 2017;XXXXII:4:3, 2018;XXXXIII:1:5, 2018;XXXXIII:2:5, 2018;XXXXIII:3:5, 2018;XXXXIII:4:3, 2019;XXXXIV:1:5, 2019;XXXXIV:2:5, 2019;XXXXIV:3:4, 2019;XXXXIV:4:4, 2020;XXXXV:1:4, 2020;XXXXV:2:4, 2020;XXXXV:3:4, 2020;XXXXV:4:4, 2021;XXXXVI:1:4, 2021;XXXXVI:2:4, 2021;XXXXVI:3:4, 2021;XXXXVI:4:4, 2022;XXXXVII:1:4, 2022;XXXXVII:2:4, 2022;XXXXVII:3:4, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:4, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:4, 2023;XLVIII:3:4

Gymnosperms of the United States and Canada (Nixon), review, 2022;XXXXVII:3:4

NPSNM Has a New Conservation Committee Chair, 2014;XXXIX:2:3

Santa Fe Chapter Thanks Rachel! 2021;XXXXVI:2:5

Thank you, Rachel! 2024;XLIX:2:17

Understory (movie review), 2022;XXXXVII:2:4

Jercinovic, Gene

Flowering Plants of New Mexico (Ivey), update, 2014;XXXIX:3:7

Glasses in the Grass, 2006;XXXI:2:6

Jercinovic Fire Fund to Replace Losses, 2008;XXXIII:4:2

New Mexico’s Ivey, 2003;XXVIII:1:6

photo (annual conference), 2005;XXX:4:8, 2007;XXXII:4:9

Robert DeWitt Ivey: 1923–2013, 2013;XXXVIII:4:6

The Role of the Non-Professional Botanist in Sustaining the Floristic Tradition, 2014;XXXIX:1:6

Volunteer Profile, 2004;XXIX:2:15

Jimson weed

The Good, the Bad, the Dangerous, and the Deadly: The Solanaceae Family in New Mexico, 2010;XXXV:1:5

Johnson, Carol

Native Plant Day and Native Plant Month declaration requests, 2024;XLIX:4:5

Johnson, Charlene R.

Poaceae Grasses of North-Central New Mexico, 2017;XXXXII:4:1

Johnson, David W. and Margaret R.

Botanical Collections of Brother Gerfroy Arsène Brourd, 2002;XXVII:3:12

Johnson, Lorraine

Tending the Earth, 2003;XXVIII:1:15

Johnson, Sarah

Highlights from Silver City, 2010;XXXV:4:2

Johnston, Lisa

photo, 2006;XXXI:4:9

Volunteer Profile, 2003;XXVIII:4:9

Jones, Lolly

Being in the Right Place at the Right Time, 2011;XXXVI:1:5

as board member (From the President), 2013;XXXVIII:3:2

Magazine Gets A New Face, 2006;XXXI:3:6

In Memoriam: Dorothy Hoard, 2014;XXXIX:2:7

Volunteer Profile, 2004;XXIX:3:13

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Kauffman, Aaron

Phytoremediation: Utilizing Native Plants to Detoxify Contaminated Stormwater, 2013;XXXVIII:1:7

Kaufman, Sylvan

Conservation Corner, 2023;XLVIII:4:6, 2024;XLIX:1:6, 2024;XLIX:2:7, 2024;XLIX:3:5, 2024;XLIX:4:5

The Dance of Pollination, 2024;XLIX:4:11

Keep New Mexico Beautiful, Inc.

award to Taos Chapter, 2002;XXVII:1:13

Keith, Kevin

Unexpected Encounter: Ceanothus integerrimus, 2018;XXXXIII:1:10

Keller, Charles “Chick”

Annual Meeting Highlights Los Alamos Fire & Recovery, 2003;XXVIII:4:1

Great Basin Wildflowers (Blackwell), review, 2009;XXXIV:3:13

NPSNM Annual Conference (From the President, 2007;XXXII:4:2

The Role of the Non-Professional Botanist in Sustaining the Floristic Tradition, 2014;XXXIX:1:5

Society Workshop Finds Long Lost Grass! 2004;XXIX:1:4

Keller, Yvonne

Annual Meeting Highlights Los Alamos Fire & Recovery, 2003;XXVIII:4:1

Kellert, Stephen R.

The Good in Nature and Humanity, 2003;XXVIII:2:14

Kern, Rose Marie

NPSNM Photo Contest runner-up, 2019;XXXXIV:1:1, 2019;XXXXIV:1:3

Kim, Bohyun

Mountain Geraniums, 2003;XXVIII:4:13

Kimmerer, Robin Wall

Gathering Moss, 2007;XXXII:3:15

Kindscher, Kelly

Felger: More than a Botanist, He was an Ethnobotanist and Ethnobiologist, 2021;XXXXVI:1:8

Kirchhevel, Lindsey

Meet Our New Membership Coordinator, 2013;XXXVIII:3:2

as Membership Coordination, 2014;XXXIX:1:2

Kleinman, Russ

Don’t Let Winter Get You Down! 2011;XXXVI:1:8

Moonworts! 2010;XXXV:4:6

Moss Identification Workshop, 2012;XXXVII:3:2

New Mexico Close-Up: Cowboy’s Boutonniere, 2017;XXXXII:3:7

NPSNM photo contest winner, 2010;XXXV:4:1

Report: SOBEFREE 2010, 2010;XXXV:3:12

The Role of the Non-Professional Botanist in Sustaining the Floristic Tradition, 2014;XXXIX:1:6

Knaus, Frank

in memoriam, 2004;XXIX:1:2

Knowlton's Cactus

State Forestry Rare Plant Reports, 2019;XXXXIV:4:11

The Story of a Very Little Cactus, 2023;XLVIII:3:13

Where It Lives (table), 2018;XXXXIII:3:9

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La Grange, Linda

Inmortal: A Favorite Northern New Mexico Remedy, 2006;XXXI:3:9

A Widespread and Useful Southwestern Plant, 2007;XXXII:3:13

Yerba de la Gente: Oshà, 2005;XXX:4:1

Yerba Mansa, The Gentle Herb, 2007;XXXII:1:10

Lamb, Aaron

Planting Native: Some New Year’s Ruminations, 2015;XXXX:1:11

Lamiaceae family

Recognizing Lamiaceae, 2003;XXVIII:2:4

landscaping

Albuquerque Seniors Get Xeriscaped, 2004;XXIX:3:4

Color in the Landscape, 2002;XXVII:3:7

Don Walker profile, 2004;XXIX:3:10

EPA and Lawn Chemicals, 2004;XXIX:3:13

The Fallacy of Xeriscaping, 2005;XXX:1:1

Landscape Design Course in February, 2011;XXXVI:1:2

Landscape Design Course with Native Plants: A Rip-Roaring Success, 2011;XXXVI:2:2

Landscape Project Initiated for Sevilleta National Wildlife Refuge Visitors Center, 2001;XXVI:1:14

Lawn Lovers, 2002;XXVII:3:8

Lawn Lovers United, 2004;XXIX:1:10

Lawns Facts, 2003;XXVIII:4:16

Native Landscape at Taos Visitors Center Taking Shape, 2001;XXVI:4:1

A Nice! Idea from NPSOT, 2004;XXIX:2:4

Pasco, Washington—The City That Outlaws Flowers, 2001;XXVI:4:2

The Real Cost of Manicured Lawns, 2001;XXVI:4:1

Taos Chapter Helps Landscape Millicent Rogers Museum, 2005;XXX:3:1

Tired of Mowing the Lawn? Pave It! 2007;XXXII:3:5

Using Microclimates in Landscape Design, 2002;XXVII:2:2

U.S. Lawn-care Industry Fighting Back Against Pesticide Bans, 2005;XXX:2:2

Woman Thrown in Jail for Not Growing Grass! 2003;XXVIII:1:16

Xeriscape Conference announcement, 2006;XXXI:1:10

Xeriscaping Officially OK in Albuquerque, 2004;XXIX:2:1

The Landscaping Ideas of Jays (Lowry), 2008;XXXIII:1:13

Lane, Jeremy

Las Cruces Students Learn about Native Plants, 2024;XLIX:3:6

Lanik, Pat

in memoriam, 2004;XXIX:2:4

Lasioglossum sp.

cover photos, 2018;XXXXIII:3:12

Laudato Si’: On Care for Our Common Home (Pope Francis), 2015;XXXX:4:16

Laura Jean Deal Desert Arboretum, 2006;XXXI:1:6

Lawrence, Phoebe

Students Beautify Their School, 2007;XXXII:3:10

Leasburg Dam State Park

Las Cruces chapter donations to, 2017;XXXXII:2:15

Lebgue Keleng, Toutcha

Cactaceas de Chihuahua, 2011;XXXVI:1:7

legislation

NPSNM Board Votes to Oppose Pearce Bill, 2004;XXIX:1:10

Support the Botany Bill, 2017;XXXXII:3:5

Lenz, Lee W.

The Thorny Rose Affair, 2004;XXIX:3:7

Leonora Curtin Wetland Preserve (LCWP)

Leonora Curtin Wetland Preserve, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:8

Leonora Curtin Wetland Preserve Restoration Update, 2024;XLIX:4:14

From Wetlands to Wildflowers in Santa Fe (field trip rpt.), 2008;XXXIII:4:4

Leopold, Aldo

Mi Casita house photo, 2017;XXXXII:2:14

Reflections on Aldo Leopold and A Sand County Almanac, 2009;XXXIV:1:10

Liatris

punctata

photo, 2013;XXXVIII:4:13

Licher, Max

The Role of the Non-Professional Botanist in Sustaining the Floristic Tradition, 2014;XXXIX:1:12

Life Members

2002, 2001;XXVI:4:14

Dec. 2012 to Dec. 2015, 2016;XXXXI:1:12

Dec. 2015 to Dec. 2016, 2017;XXXXII:1:8

Dec. 2016 to Dec. 2017, 2018;XXXXIII:1:12

Dec. 2017 to Dec. 2018, 2019;XXXXIV:1:12

Dec. 2018 to Nov. 2019, 2020;XXXXV:1:12

Dec. 2019 to Aug. 2020, 2020;XXXXV:4:10

Aug. 2020 to Aug. 2021, 2021;XXXXVI:4:12

Aug. 2021 to Aug. 2022, 2022;XXXXVII:4:14

Aug. 2022 to Aug. 2023, 2023;XLVIII:4:10

Aug. 2023 to Aug. 2024, 2024;XLIX:4:12

Jan. 2008 to Jan. 2009, 2009;XXXIV:1:13

Jan. 2009 to Jan. 2010, 2010;XXXV:1:6

pre-2003 to 2020, 2021;XXXXVI:2:14

pre-2003 to 2021, 2022;XXXXVII:2:8

Pre-2003 to 2022, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:12

Pre-2003 to 2023, 2024;XLIX:2:16

Lifetime Achievement Award

Ken Heil Recognized with Lifetime Achievement Award, 2016;XXXXI:4:12

Ligusticam

porteri

Yerba de la Gente: Oshà, 2005;XXX:4:1

Limmer, Elroy

Meet the Gila Chapter’s New (Again) President, 2017;XXXXII:2:2

Lincoln National Forest

Lincoln National Forest Comments, 2022;XXXXVII:1:4

Lincoln National Forest Planning Comments, 2019;XXXXIV:1:5

Lincoln National Forest Weed Plan, 2021;XXXXVI:1:5

Linum

vernale

photo, 2016;XXXXI:1:11

Lister, Judy

Environmental Stewardship Award to Taos Chapter (photo), 2004;XXIX:2:16

Volunteer Profile, 2003;XXVIII:3:9

Lithospermum

incisum

Reflections on a Plant Inventory of Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument (2013-2020), 2021;XXXXVI:1:11

Littlefield, Larry

Larry Littlefield Remembrance, 2021;XXXXVI:3:7

Little Water Canyon

management status request, 2016;XXXXI:1:3

liverwort

Carter Conservation Fund Helps Safeguard Bryophyte Collection, 2021;XXXXVI:4:10

livestock

Federal Lands Grazing, 2004;XXIX:3:6

Feral Cattle Removal from the Gila Wilderness, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:5

Locoweed

Woolly

Reflections on a Plant Inventory: The Flora of City of Rocks State Park (Grant Co., NM), 2015;XXXX:3:15

Logan, Neil

Mesquite and Nipa: New Global Food Crops from the Americas, 2010;XXXV:4:5

London rocket

Harbingers of Spring: Little Wildflowers That Plan Ahead, 2009;XXXIV:2:15

Lovegrass

Lehmann’s

Reflections on a Plant Inventory: The Flora of City of Rocks State Park (Grant Co., NM), 2015;XXXX:3:14

Lowrey, Tim

Intermountain Flora, Volume 7 (Holmgren, Holmgren), review, 2017;XXXXII:4:7

Overview of Compositae in New Mexico, 2012;XXXVII:2:16

Thank You to NPSNM from University of New Mexico Herbarium, 2012;XXXVII:2:3

Lowry, Judith Larner

The Landscaping Ideas of Jays, 2008;XXXIII:1:13

Lowy, Joan

U.S. Lawn-care Industry Fighting Back Against Pesticide Bans, 2005;XXX:2:2

Luoma, Jon R.

The Hidden Forest, 2001;XXVI:2:15

Lycium spp.

cover photo, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:1

Lycium

pallidum

illustration, 2003;XXVIII:3:6

torreyi

Torrey’s Wolfberry: How to Lick Salty Soils, 2001;XXVI:4:10

Lynn, Sandra

2010 Grants Awarded at Winter Board Meeting, 2010;XXXV:2:3

Drought Website, 2006;XXXI:3:5

The Eye of the Beholder (letter), 2010;XXXV:1:2

Ferns and Fern Allies of the Trans-Pecos and Adjacent Areas (Yarborough, Powell), review, 2003;XXVIII:3:14

Grants for Scientific Literacy in the Chihuahuan Desert, 2009;XXXIV:1:4

Have You Hugged Your Yucca Today? 2006;XXXI:1:1

Hello from the Native Plant Society of New Mexico’s New Administrative Assistant, 2007;XXXII:4:4

Landscape Design Course in February, 2011;XXXVI:1:2

Native Sunflowers: A Summer Spectacle, 2002;XXVII:3:1

NPSNM Members and Readers Speak Out, 2008;XXXIII:3:1

NPSNM Survey, 2008;XXXIII:1:1

photo (annual conference), 2007;XXXII:4:9

Plant Portraits: Gorgeous Spring Blossoms, 2005;XXX:3:10

Plant Portraits: Ponderosa Pines, Climate Change, and Wildfires, 2005;XXX:3:6

Rocky Mountain Garden Survival Guide (Tweit), review, 2005;XXX:1:15

Sandra Lynn: Poet, Historian, Author, Botanist (in memoriam), 2013;XXXVIII:4:7

Small is Beautiful, 2005;XXX:1:9

“Snag on the Rim of Juniper Canyon” (poem), 2002;XXVII:4:2, 2003;XXVIII:1:13

Upper Gila Watershed Alliance Studies Roads in Gila NF, 2008;XXXIII:4:6

Volunteer Profile, 2003;XXVIII:1:2

Wanted: Dead or Alive, 2005;XXX:1:8

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Maclura

pomifera

Strangers in a Strange Land, 2021;XXXXVI:4:4

Madrones

The Madrones of New Mexico, 2015;XXXX:2:8

photos, 2015;XXXX:2:20

Makepeace, Jack G., Jr.

Field Trip: Garden Tour, 2009;XXXIV:4:3

in memoriam, 2017;XXXXII:3:6

Malaxis

soulei

in Little Water Canyon, 2016;XXXXI:1:5

Mammillaria

heyderi

Reflections on a Plant Inventory: The Flora of City of Rocks State Park (Grant Co., NM), 2015;XXXX:3:14

Mandelkern, Lisa

The Hidden Forest (Luoma), review, 2001;XXVI:2:15

Lisa Mandelkern New Vice President of NPSNM, 2001;XXVI:4:2

New Mexico Close-up: Elkweed, Monument Plant, 2018;XXXXIII:2:17

NM Close-Up: Agave parry–Century Plant, 2020;XXXXV:1:14

Northern Chihuahuan Desert Wildflowers (West), review, 2001;XXVI:3:15

President transition (cover photo), 2002;XXVII:4:1

The Roadrunner (Meinzer), review, 2002;XXVII:4:15

Texas Sky (Meinzer), review, 2002;XXVII:4:15

Mannia

californica

Carter Conservation Fund Helps Safeguard Bryophyte Collection, 2021;XXXXVI:4:10

Manning, Richard

Grassland, 2007;XXXII:3:11

Mariola

Flower World Signs at Three Rivers, 2022;XXXXVII:1:14

Marsh mallow

Rocky Mountain Marshmallows, 2004;XXIX:4:14

Martenson, Jan

2017 NPSNM Annual Conference Wrap-Up, 2018;XXXXIII:1:6

Grant Opportunity for Taos County Educators, 2019;XXXXIV:1:3

Meet NPSNM Board Member Jan Martenson: Our Fireball of Energy, 2016;XXXXI:4:2

Taos Chapter Awards Two Educational Grants, 2018;XXXXIII:3:3

A Year in the Life of a Greenhouse: Taos Chapter’s Partnership with Taos Land Trust at Rio Fernando Park, 2021;XXXXVI:1:12

McBride, Pam

2011 NPSNM Grant Awards, 2011;XXXVI:2:3

2021 conference speaker, 2020;XXXXV:3:11

An Afternoon on the Rio Grande, 2022;XXXXVII:2:10

NM Close-Up: Our Shrinking Inheritance, 2019;XXXXIV:4:11

McCarthy, Richard G., Jr.

NPSNM Photo Contest runner-up, 2019;XXXXIV:1:1, 2019;XXXXIV:1:3

McEwen Site

Native Plants, Pollinators, and People, 2022;XXXXVII:4:12

Native Plants, Pollinators, and People: The McEwen Site, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:11

McGrath, Jim

The Cloudcroft Phacelia: An Update, 2012;XXXVII:4:7

Cloudcroft Phacelia Search Is a Partial Success! 2011;XXXVI:4:7

Conservation Corner, 2011;XXXVI:2:5, 2011;XXXVI:3:5, 2011;XXXVI:4:5, 2012;XXXVII:1:8, 2012;XXXVII:2:6, 2012;XXXVII:3:5, 2012;XXXVII:4:5, 2013;XXXVIII:1:3

A Guide to Plants of the Northern Chihuahuan Desert (Dodson), review, 2012;XXXVII:3:12

Holy Ghost Ipomopsis (Ipomopsis sancti-spiritus): 2012 Update, 2013;XXXVIII:2:3

Jim McGrath: Carter Conservation Champion, 2022;XXXXVII:4:5

In Memoriam: Carolyn Dodson, 2022;XXXXVII:4:10

Mountain Wildflowers of the Southern Rockies (Dodson, Dunmire), review, 2008;XXXIII:2:15

Scenes from a Field Trip to Blue Hole Cienega (photo), 2013;XXXVIII:1:13

Medeiros, Juliana

Hidden Symbiosis: A Match Made Underfoot, 2002;XXVII:1:8

Meinzer, Wyman

The Roadrunner, 2002;XXVII:4:15

Texas Sky, 2002;XXVII:4:15

Melia

azedarach

A Botanical Mystery, 2005;XXX:1:7

Melilotus

officinalis

April Fool’s Gag? Or Sierra Club Goof? 2004;XXIX:3:1

Ménache, Margaret

Ecology of Herbal Medicine (Saville), review, 2021;XXXXVI:4:7

Invasive Plant Information, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:9

Native Plant Gardening for Birds, Bees and Butterflies (Miller), review, 2021;XXXXVI:3:10

One Large Texas Ranch + Conservation-Minded Owners = A Win for Native Plants, 2024;XLIX:1:10

The Pearl Plot (Ramakka). . . and A Remembrance, 2023;XLVIII:4:12

Rewilding: a Concept Whose Time has Come, 2022;XXXXVII:3:5

Tree Stories, 2021;XXXXVI:3:11

A Very Brief History of E. laricifolia, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:10

Mentzelia spp.

cover photo, 2017;XXXXII:3:12

New Mexico Close-Up: Cowboy’s Boutonniere, 2017;XXXXII:3:7

Mentzelia

multiflora

cover photo, 2019;XXXXIV:4:16

todiltoensis

White Mesa Gypsum Endemics, 2016;XXXXI:4:5

Merkel, Bob

Harbingers of Spring: Little Wildflowers That Plan Ahead, 2009;XXXIV:2:14

Laura Jean Deal Desert Arboretum, 2006;XXXI:1:6

Vampire Wildflowers of Bosque del Apache, 2008;XXXIII:4:13

Where to Find Lots of Plants in Bloom During Dry Weather, 2009;XXXIV:4:13

Mesilla Valley Bosque State Park

Las Cruces chapter donations to, 2017;XXXXII:2:15

Mesquite

honey

Reflections on a Plant Inventory: The Flora of City of Rocks State Park (Grant Co., NM), 2015;XXXX:3:14, 2015;XXXX:3:15

Mesquite and Nipa: New Global Food Crops from the Americas, 2010;XXXV:4:5

Tree of Life in a Dry World, 2018;XXXXIII:1:7

Mexico

A Botanical Trip to Mexico, 2010;XXXV:1:3

field trip photos, 2010;XXXV:1:1

microclimates

NPSNM Workshop Report: Becoming Rain Keepers, 2009;XXXIV:3:2

Using Microclimates in Landscape Design, 2002;XXVII:2:2

Milkvetch

Mancos

State Forestry Rare Plant Reports, 2019;XXXXIV:4:11

Milkweed

antelope horns

cover photo, 2014;XXXIX:1:1

Inmortal: A Favorite Northern New Mexico Remedy, 2006;XXXI:3:9

photo, 2018;XXXXIII:2:17

climbing

photos, 2020;XXXXV:4:14, 2020;XXXXV:4:16

Milkweed Cantina del Rio: Will Trade Nectar for Long, Strong, Hairy Legs, 2020;XXXXV:4:9

showy

Desperately Seeking Asclepias, 2014;XXXIX:4:5

swamp

cover photo, 2019;XXXXIV:4:1

whorled

photos, 2020;XXXXV:4:1, 2020;XXXXV:4:14, 2020;XXXXV:4:16

Miller, Dan “Vish”

Russian Olive. . . Da! (Point. . . Counterpoint), 2001;XXVI:4:9

Miller, George

Devious Stream Orchid Tricks Insects, 2019;XXXXIV:3:5

Early Spring Bloomers Greet Pollinators, 2019;XXXXIV:2:3

Larry Littlefield Remembrance, 2021;XXXXVI:3:7

in memoriam

George Oxford Miller, 2024;XLIX:2:13

NPSNM Members Remember George Oxford Miller, 2024;XLIX:2:14

Our Friend George, 2024;XLIX:2:15

Native Plant Gardening for Birds, Bees and Butterflies, 2021;XXXXVI:3:10

New Mexico Close-up: Beware Hooded Monks, 2018;XXXXIII:4:8

The Rocky Mountain Plant Guide, 2024;XLIX:1:15

Sandra Lynn: Poet, Historian, Author, Botanist (in memoriam), 2013;XXXVIII:4:7

Saving the San Juan Badlands, 2011;XXXVI:2:6

Millicent Rogers Museum

Millicent Rogers Museum: Native Plants and Art, 2020;XXXXV:1:10

Taos Chapter Helps Landscape Millicent Rogers Museum, 2005;XXX:3:1

Mimbres Peaks

Proposed Mimbres Peaks National Monument, 2024;XLIX:2:7

Support for Mimbres Peaks National Monument, 2024;XLIX:4:5

Mirabilis spp.

It’s Four O’Clock Time, 2004;XXIX:4:4

Mirabilis

longiflora

illustration, 2004;XXIX:4:4

photo (contest submission), 2018;XXXXIII:4:1

multiflora

Reflections on a Plant Inventory of Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument (2013-2020), 2021;XXXXVI:1:10

Mistletoe

Mistletoes of New Mexico & the Southwest, 2001;XXVI:1:12

Vampire Wildflowers of Bosque del Apache, 2008;XXXIII:4:13

Monkey-Flower

Red-Stem

photo, 2021;XXXXVI:1:16

Monkshood

New Mexico Close-up: Beware Hooded Monks, 2018;XXXXIII:4:8

photos, 2018;XXXXIII:4:12

Monument Plant

cover photo, 2018;XXXXIII:2:20

New Mexico Close-up: Elkweed, Monument Plant, 2018;XXXXIII:2:17

Moore, Brandon

On Renaming Plants and the Task of Separating the Wheat from the Chaff, 2024;XLIX:4:10

Moore, Nathan

Teacher Award to, 2019;XXXXIV:2:3

Morin, Nancy R.

Native Plants for High-Elevation Western Gardens, 2003;XXVIII:4:15

Morning Glory

Native or Not: Morning Glory, 2020;XXXXV:1:4

Morris, Virginia

El Paso Chapter Loses Charles Berry, 2008;XXXIII:1:6

Wynn Anderson Awarded Lifetime Member Status, 2008;XXXIII:2:4

moss

Carter Conservation Fund Helps Safeguard Bryophyte Collection, 2021;XXXXVI:4:10

Moss Identification Workshop, 2012;XXXVII:3:1, 2012;XXXVII:3:2

Report: SOBEFREE 2010, 2010;XXXV:3:12

moths

bogus yucca

cover photo, 2024;XLIX:4:1

Fill 'er up! Butterflies and moths swarm turpentine bush, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:10

yucca

The Dance of Pollination, 2024;XLIX:4:11

Mountain mahogany

illustration, 2002;XXVII:1:8

Mountain tall-leaf

photo, 2021;XXXXVI:1:16

Mountain Wildflowers of the Southern Rockies (Dodson, Dunmire), 2008;XXXIII:2:15

movies, movie reviews

Understory, 2022;XXXXVII:2:4

Wild and Scenic Film Festival in Silver City, 2018;XXXXIII:2:3

Mullins, Maria

Introducing Maria Mullins, BLM State Botanist/ Ecologist, 2023;XLVIII:4:7

Muncrief, Judith

Remembering Judith Muncrief (in memoriam), 2006;XXXI:2:4

Murphy, Mary Alice

NPSNM Annual Meeting Held in Silver City, 2002;XXVII:4:5

museums

Millicent Rogers Museum: Native Plants and Art, 2020;XXXXV:1:10

Taos Chapter Helps Landscape Millicent Rogers Museum, 2005;XXX:3:1

Wild at Heart: Ernest Thompson Seton Exhibition at New Mexico History Museum, 2010;XXXV:3:14

Mustard family

The Must-See Mustards, 2004;XXIX:1:13

Mygatt, Jane

A Case for Collecting, 2001;XXVI:4:7

The Un-Common Bladderwort, 2001;XXVI:1:4

A    B   C   D   E   F   G   H   I   J   K   L   M   N   O   P   Q   R   S   T   U   V   W   X   Y   Z  

N

National Arbor Day Foundation

Arbor Day Tree Promo: Update, 2003;XXVIII:4:16

Good Intentions, Bad Input, 2003;XXVIII:3:7

National Audubon Society

Audubon Photography Awards, 2022;XXXXVII:3:5

national forests. See also forests

Forest Plan Comments, 2020;XXXXV:1:4

Forest Service Planning, 2016;XXXXI:2:5

Gila

Federal Agency Planning comments, 2020;XXXXV:3:5

Gila National Forest Planning, 2017;XXXXII:2:6, 2018;XXXXIII:3:5

Gila National Forest Wilderness, 2019;XXXXIV:2:6

NPSNM Grantee Report: Responsible Recreation in the Gila National Forest, 2011;XXXVI:3:3

Upper Gila Watershed Alliance Studies Roads in Gila NF, 2008;XXXIII:4:6

Lincoln

Lincoln National Forest Comments, 2022;XXXXVII:1:4

Lincoln National Forest Planning Comments, 2019;XXXXIV:1:5

Lincoln National Forest Weed Plan, 2021;XXXXVI:1:5

SFNF Landscape Resiliency, 2019;XXXXIV:4:4

Spruce of the Gila National Forest: Bellwether of Climate Change, 2013;XXXVIII:3:11

national parks and monuments

Carlsbad Caverns

Drawing Spring Blossoms at Carlsbad Caverns National Park, 2003;XXVIII:1:4

Drought and Fire—2011 in Carlsbad Caverns National Park, 2011;XXXVI:4:3

Students, Volunteers Help Restore Habitat, 2006;XXXI:1:15

Castner Range

Castner Range Becomes a National Monument, 2023;XLVIII:3:17

Castner Range comments, 2015;XXXX:4:3

Castner Range Update, 2016;XXXXI:3:8, 2018;XXXXIII:2:8, 2023;XLVIII:3:5

cover photo, 2023;XLVIII:3:1

Chaco Culture National Historical Park

Chaco Area Leasing Ban, 2022;XXXXVII:2:5

Chaco Comments, 2022;XXXXVII:3:4

Conserve Our National Parks, 2006;XXXI:4:6

DOI National Monuments Review, 2017;XXXXII:4:3

Gila Cliff Dwellings

Dark Skies and Plants, 2024;XLIX:2:7

Reflections on a Plant Inventory of Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument (2013-2020), 2021;XXXXVI:1:10

Grand Canyon

Roosevelt proclamation, 2001;XXVI:3:16

Mimbres Peaks

Proposed Mimbres Peaks National Monument, 2024;XLIX:2:7

Support for Mimbres Peaks National Monument, 2024;XLIX:4:5

Monuments Update, 2018;XXXXIII:1:5

National Monuments Update, 2018;XXXXIII:2:8

National Park Service Iowa Site Converting from Lawn to Native Grass, 2005;XXX:4:11

Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks

Conservation News from the Las Cruces Chapter, 2023;XLVIII:4:7

Dripping Springs Visitors Center Garden, 2024;XLIX:3:5

Las Cruces chapter donation to, 2017;XXXXII:1:5

Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks Management Comments, 2024;XLIX:4:5

Southern New Mexico Volunteers Needed, 2021;XXXXVI:1:5

Valles Caldera

Comments, 2021;XXXXVI:3:4

cover photo, 2010;XXXV:3:1

management transfer, 2015;XXXX:2:7

NPSNM Joins Valles Caldera Coalition, 2006;XXXI:2:5

Record of Decision signed, 2014;XXXIX:4:5

Sedgucation II: A Historic Day at Valles Caldera National Preserve, 2013;XXXVIII:4:5

updates, 2015;XXXX:3:5, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:5

The Valles Caldera National Preserve: Plant Paradise at a Legislative Crossroads, 2010;XXXV:3:5

Native Landscaping from El Paso to L.A. (Wasowski, Wasowski), 2001;XXVI:1:15

Native Plant Coloring Book, 2019;XXXXIV:1:10

Native Plant Conservation Campaign

Beyond Blindness (From the President), 2018;XXXXIII:3:2

Did you Know. . ., 2018;XXXXIII:1:2

New United Nations Report Acknowledges That Biodiversity Loss Undermines Human Rights, 2017;XXXXII:3:6

Native Plant Day

declaration requests, 2024;XLIX:4:5

Otero Chapter Savors Native Plants, 2008;XXXIII:4:1

Plant It! Cactus Adoption and Native Plant Day, 2015;XXXX:1:7

Proclamations (photos), 2009;XXXIV:3:3, 2012;XXXVII:4:13

State Forestry Division News Release, 2012;XXXVII:4:12

From Wetlands to Wildflowers in Santa Fe, 2008;XXXIII:4:4

Native Plant Demonstration Gardens

Carter Conservation Fund grant to, 2022;XXXXVII:1:12

Native Plant Gardening for Birds, Bees and Butterflies (Miller), 2021;XXXXVI:3:10

Native Plant Month

declaration requests, 2024;XLIX:4:5

A Native Plant Selection Guide (NPSNM), 2006;XXXI:1:4

Native Plants for High-Elevation Western Gardens (Busco, Morin), 2003;XXVIII:4:15

native plant societies. See also specific societies

Native Plant Society Origins, 2004;XXIX:2:16

state versus bioregion affiliations (Point. . . Counterpoint), 2002;XXVII:2:7

Native Plant Society of Texas

A Nice! Idea from NPSOT, 2004;XXIX:2:4

NPSOT Honors Wasowskis, 2006;XXXI:1:10

native species. See also specific species

Being in the Right Place at the Right Time, 2011;XXXVI:1:5

botanical missionaries, 2001;XXVI:3:5

Carlsbad Chapter Part of Joint Effort to Create Native Plant Garden, 2001;XXVI:3:13

Caught with the Goods, 2004;XXIX:1:2

Commentary, 2003;XXVIII:3:11

Guidelines for Collecting Seeds from Native Plants, 2004;XXIX:3:2

Landscape Design Course with Native Plants: A Rip-Roaring Success, 2011;XXXVI:2:2

National Park Service Iowa Site Converting from Lawn to Native Grass, 2005;XXX:4:11

Native or Not: Hops, 2018;XXXXIII:4:5

Native or Not: Morning Glory, 2020;XXXXV:1:4

Native or Not: Phragmites, 2020;XXXXV:3:4

Native or Not: Woodbine, 2019;XXXXIV:1:6

Native Plants, Pollinators, and People, 2022;XXXXVII:4:11

Native Plants, Pollinators, and People: The McEwen Site, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:11

Native Plant Species Pilot Program Act of 2020, 2020;XXXXV:2:4

Native Plant Yard, a Decade and a Half Later, 2016;XXXXI:2:7

Native Vegetation Quiz, 2002;XXVII:4:4

Native versus Naturalized Species, 2001;XXVI:4:12

Negative Impact of Invasives on Native Flora, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:14

The New Mexico Wildlife Center Is “Going Native”! 2015;XXXX:4:8

One Large Texas Ranch + Conservation-Minded Owners = A Win for Native Plants, 2024;XLIX:1:10

Planting Native: Some New Year’s Ruminations, 2015;XXXX:1:10

From the President, 2021;XXXXVI:4:3

Reflections on a Career, 2001;XXVI:4:8

State Seedling Program Offers Woody Plants at Bargain Prices, 2001;XXVI:1:14

What Do You Mean, “Native?”, 2020;XXXXV:1:11

Wild Plants and Wild Places: Will They Be Here for Our Children? 2003;XXVIII:1:8

Natural History of the Gila Symposium, 2022;XXXXVII:1:13

Natural Home & Garden

Magazine Gets A New Face, 2006;XXXI:3:6

Neiman, Bill

2025 conference speaker, 2024;XLIX:4:7

BiIl Neiman to Keynote Annual Meeting in Taos, 2001;XXVI:2:1

Nellessen, Jim

Biological (and Botanical) Science: The Pinnacle of the Sciences, 2011;XXXVI:2:8

Conservation Corner, 2001;XXVI:2:14, 2001;XXVI:3:10, 2001;XXVI:4:12, 2002;XXVII:3:9, 2002;XXVII:4:9, 2003;XXVIII:2:13, 2003;XXVIII:3:13, 2004;XXIX:1:8, 2004;XXIX:2:13, 2004;XXIX:3:6, 2004;XXIX:4:10, 2005;XXX:2:4, 2006;XXXI:2:2, 2007;XXXII:1:6, 2009;XXXIV:3:5, 2009;XXXIV:4:10, 2010;XXXV:1:10, 2010;XXXV:3:7, 2010;XXXV:4:9, 2011;XXXVI:1:8

Highway Plant Rescue Results, 2008;XXXIII:1:5

Plant Salvage Update, 2007;XXXII:2:6

U.S. Highway 62/180 Widening: Plant Salvage Swings into High Gear, 2006;XXXI:4:4

Volunteer Profile, 2005;XXX:1:5

New Mexico Department of Transportation

Department of Transportation Comments, 2018;XXXXIII:1:5

DOT Dust-Control Project, 2017;XXXXII:3:5

NM DOT Revegetation Zones, 2016;XXXXI:3:5

New Mexico Educators Federal Credit Union

donations from, 2009;XXXIV:4:13, 2010;XXXV:4:2

New Mexico History Museum

Wild at Heart: Ernest Thompson Seton Exhibition at New Mexico History Museum, 2010;XXXV:3:14

New Mexico Natural History Institute Herbarium, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:13

New Mexico’s Living Landscapes (Dunmire), 2012;XXXVII:3:11

New Mexico State University Herbarium

2014 NPSNM Grant Report, 2015;XXXX:3:3

A Letter from the NMSU Herbarium, 2013;XXXVIII:3:7

New Mexico Wildlife Center

The New Mexico Wildlife Center Is “Going Native”! 2015;XXXX:4:8

Nicotiana sp.

The Good, the Bad, the Dangerous, and the Deadly: The Solanaceae Family in New Mexico, 2010;XXXV:1:5

Nightshade family

The Good, the Bad, the Dangerous, and the Deadly: The Solanaceae Family in New Mexico, 2010;XXXV:1:5

Soulful Solanaceae, 2003;XXVIII:3:6

Nixon, Elray S.

Gymnosperms of the United States and Canada, 2022;XXXXVII:3:4

NMPLANTS listserve, 2001;XXVI:2:12

NMSU Herbarium

Las Cruces Chapter Donations Support Area Projects, 2002;XXVII:3:16

Thank You to NPSNM from State Herbarium Grantees, 2012;XXXVII:1:3

Nokes, Jill

How To Grow Native Plants of Texas and the Southwest, 2002;XXVII:1:15

Nold, Robert

High and Dry, 2009;XXXIV:3:12

nomenclature

Common Names, 2002;XXVII:4:8

On Renaming Plants and the Task of Separating the Wheat from the Chaff, 2024;XLIX:4:10

In Search of the Perfect Name, 2004;XXIX:1:1

non-native species. See also invasive species

Arbor Day Tree Promo: Update, 2003;XXVIII:4:16

Good Intentions, Bad Input, 2003;XXVIII:3:7

Lincoln National Forest Weed Plan, 2021;XXXXVI:1:5

Musk Thistle (Carduus nutans)—Unwelcome Guest, 2011;XXXVI:2:16

Native or Not: Hops, 2018;XXXXIII:4:5

Native or Not: Morning Glory, 2020;XXXXV:1:4

Native or Not: Phragmites, 2020;XXXXV:3:4

Native or Not: Woodbine, 2019;XXXXIV:1:6

Strangers in a Strange Land, 2021;XXXXVI:4:4

Taos Chapter Takes a Stand, 2003;XXVIII:4:11

Noonan, Claire

Science Teacher of the Year Award, 2023;XLVIII:3:16

Nopal (tuna)

A Familiar Friend Far from Home, 2022;XXXXVII:1:9

Norris, William “Bill”

The Art of Plant Collection, 2016;XXXXI:1:6

A Busy 2012 in the Dale A. Zimmerman Herbarium, 2013;XXXVIII:1:5

A Busy Year in the Dale A. Zimmerman Herbarium at Western New Mexico University, 2014;XXXIX:1:13

The Dale A. Zimmerman Herbarium: A Bustling Place, 2016;XXXXI:3:9

The Distribution, Habitat Preference, and Nomenclature of NM Sedges in the Genus Carex, 2016;XXXXI:4:3

Memories of Richard Felger, 2021;XXXXVI:1:8

Natural History of the Gila, 2022;XXXXVII:1:13

A Not So Lazy Monday Afternoon in the Dale A. Zimmerman Herbarium, 2019;XXXXIV:2:12

Reflections on a Plant Inventory of Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument (2013-2020), 2021;XXXXVI:1:10

Reflections on a Plant Inventory: The Flora of City of Rocks State Park (Grant Co., NM), 2015;XXXX:3:12

The Role of the Non-Professional Botanist in Sustaining the Floristic Tradition, 2014;XXXIX:1:5

Sedgucation I: What Is a Sedge and Why Should New Mexico Botanists Care? 2013;XXXVIII:3:6

Sedgucation II: A Historic Day at Valles Caldera National Preserve, 2013;XXXVIII:4:5

Northern Chihuahuan Desert Wildflowers (West), 2001;XXVI:3:15

Noseburn

Reflections on a Plant Inventory: The Flora of City of Rocks State Park (Grant Co., NM), 2015;XXXX:3:15

noxious weeds

Before It’s Too Late (Ravenna grass), 2010;XXXV:2:5

Meadow-in-a-Can? Or Trouble-in-a-Can? 2003;XXVIII:1:12

Musk Thistle (Carduus nutans)—Unwelcome Guest, 2011;XXXVI:2:16

New Mexico Noxious Weed List, 2010;XXXV:1:14

Siberian elm

The Elm Family Skeleton, 2010;XXXV:4:12

Investigations on the Invasion Success of Ulmus pumila L. in North America and Argentina, 2010;XXXV:4:14

The Silent Invasion, 2009;XXXIV:4:11

NPSNM Annual Conference

2000 (Las Cruces)

Las Cruces Meeting Rated Big Success! 2001;XXVI:1:10

2001 (Taos)

agenda and information, 2001;XXVI:2:7

Annual Meetng Snapshots, 2001;XXVI:4:13

BiIl Neiman to Keynote Annual Meeting in Taos, 2001;XXVI:2:1

Taos Chapter to Host Annual Meeting in 2001, 2001;XXVI:1:1

2002 (Silver City)

agenda and information, 2002;XXVII:2:11

announcements and updates, 2002;XXVII:3:11

NPSNM Annual Meeting Held in Silver City, 2002;XXVII:4:5

Silver City Snapshots, 2002;XXVII:4:6, 2002;XXVII:4:7

2003 (Los Alamos)

agenda and information, 2003;XXVIII:2:7

announcements and updates, 2003;XXVIII:1:16

Annual Meeting Highlights Los Alamos Fire & Recovery, 2003;XXVIII:4:1

Gary Ziehe to Keynote 2003 Annual Meeting, 2003;XXVIII:2:1

photos, 2003;XXVIII:4:6, 2003;XXVIII:4:7

2004 (Alamogordo)

2004 Meeting in Alamogordo (conf. rpt.), 2004;XXIX:4:6

agenda and information, 2004;XXIX:2:7

Alamogordo to Host Annual Meeting 2004, 2004;XXIX:1:1

photos, 2004;XXIX:4:8, 2004;XXIX:4:9

Richard Spellenberg to Encore Keynote at Alamogordo Meeting, 2004;XXIX:2:1

2005 (Albuquerque)

agenda and information, 2005;XXX:2:7

field trip photos, 2005;XXX:4:1, 2005;XXX:4:16

Glasses in the Grass, 2006;XXXI:2:6

Inspiration from the Natural World (conf. address excerpts), 2005;XXX:4:9

Native Plants — Urban Interaction, 2005;XXX:4:8

Sivinski to Keynote Annual Meeting in Albuquerque (includes photo), 2005;XXX:2:1, 2005;XXX:2:2

2006 (El Paso)

agenda and information, 2006;XXXI:2:7

announcements and updates, 2006;XXXI:1:16, 2006;XXXI:3:2

cover photo, 2006;XXXI:4:1

photos, 2006;XXXI:4:8, 2006;XXXI:4:9, 2006;XXXI:4:16

State Meeting Showcases Chihuahuan Desert, 2006;XXXI:4:10

2007 (Farmington)

agenda and information, 2007;XXXII:2:7, 2007;XXXII:3:4

announcements and updates, 2007;XXXII:1:16

Cornerstones: Native Plants in the Four Corners, 2007;XXXII:2:1

Four Corners Flora Fascinates All, 2007;XXXII:4:1

photos, 2007;XXXII:4:8, 2007;XXXII:4:9, 2007;XXXII:4:16

From the President (conf. rpt.), 2007;XXXII:4:2

2008 (Las Cruces)

agenda and information, 2008;XXXIII:2:7

announcements and updates, 2008;XXXIII:3:7

Join us “At The Crossroads”, 2008;XXXIII:2:1

photos, 2009;XXXIV:1:1, 2009;XXXIV:1:8, 2009;XXXIV:1:9

2009 (Taos)

agenda and information, 2009;XXXIV:2:7

announcements and updates, 2009;XXXIV:1:16

Field Trip: Aldo Leopold House (photo), 2009;XXXIV:4:7

Field Trip: Baca Park Wetlands (photo), 2009;XXXIV:4:7

Field Trip: Garden Tour, 2009;XXXIV:4:3

Field Trip: Garden Tour (photos), 2009;XXXIV:4:1, 2009;XXXIV:4:15

Field Trip: Hike to Williams Lake, 2009;XXXIV:4:5

Highlights from Taos, 2009;XXXIV:4:2

The Indo-Hispano Agricultural Tradition in Northern New Mexico: Its Influence on the Flora and Landscape, 2009;XXXIV:4:6

From Mountain Peaks to River Valleys, 2009;XXXIV:2:1

From the President (conf. rpt.), 2009;XXXIV:4:2

2010 (Silver City)

agenda and information, 2010;XXXV:2:7

announcements and updates, 2010;XXXV:2:1, 2010;XXXV:2:3

Garden Tour Report, 2010;XXXV:4:8

Highlights from Silver City, 2010;XXXV:4:2

Kelly Allred Honored, 2010;XXXV:4:7

Mesquite and Nipa: New Global Food Crops from the Americas, 2010;XXXV:4:5

Moonworts! 2010;XXXV:4:6

2011 (Santa Fe)

agenda and information, 2011;XXXVI:2:9

Honoring the Past, Preparing for the Future, 2011;XXXVI:2:1

Native Bees of New Mexico (conf. rpt.), 2011;XXXVI:4:9

photos, 2011;XXXVI:4:12, 2011;XXXVI:4:16

From the President (conf. rpt.), 2011;XXXVI:4:2

2012 (Alamogordo)

100 Years of Landscape Change, 2012;XXXVII:2:1

agenda and information, 2012;XXXVII:2:9

field trip cover photo, 2012;XXXVII:4:1

From the President (conf. rpt.), 2012;XXXVII:4:2

2013 (Albuquerque)

2013 Annual Meeting: A Meeting of Minds (conf. rpt.), 2013;XXXVIII:4:3

2013 Annual Meeting: Venue Change, 2013;XXXVIII:3:3

agenda and information, 2013;XXXVIII:2:9

Annual Conference in Albuquerque, 2013;XXXVIII:2:1

field trip photos, 2013;XXXVIII:4:1, 2013;XXXVIII:4:3

2014 (El Paso)

agenda and information, 2014;XXXIX:2:7

El Paso Plans a Memorable Annual Meeting in August, 2014;XXXIX:2:1

Invitation to NPSNM Members to Make Presentations, 2014;XXXIX:3:1

2015 (Durango)

2015 Annual Meeting: Field Trip Field Notes, 2015;XXXX:4:12

agenda and information, 2015;XXXX:2:9

announcements and updates, 2015;XXXX:1:14

2016 (Las Cruces)

agenda and information, 2016;XXXXI:2:9

announcements and updates, 2016;XXXXI:3:3

Celebrating Organ Mountains–Desert Peaks National Monument: Hidden Diversities/Secrets Revealed, 2016;XXXXI:2:1

cover photos, 2017;XXXXII:1:1, 2017;XXXXII:1:12

The Fall is NOT Just Golden. . ., 2016;XXXXI:1:10

Invitation to NPSNM Members to Make Presentations, 2016;XXXXI:3:1

2017 (Taos)

2017 NPSNM Annual Conference Wrap-Up, 2018;XXXXIII:1:6

agenda and information, 2017;XXXXII:2:9

announcements and updates, 2017;XXXXII:2:1, 2017;XXXXII:3:1

cover photo, 2018;XXXXIII:1:1

2018 (Silver City)

agenda and information, 2018;XXXXIII:2:9

announcements and updates, 2018;XXXXIII:3:8

Discover the Plants, People, and Culture of the Gila, 2018;XXXXIII:2:1

poster (cover photo), 2018;XXXXIII:3:1

From the President, 2018;XXXXIII:3:2

2019 (Santa Fe)

agenda and information, 2019;XXXXIV:3:8

announcements and updates, 2019;XXXXIV:2:10

Memories of, 2019;XXXXIV:4:9

2021 (Alamogordo, NM, delayed from 2020)

agenda and information, 2020;XXXXV:2:9, 2021;XXXXVI:2:8

announcements and updates, 2019;XXXXIV:4:8, 2020;XXXXV:1:8, 2020;XXXXV:3:12, 2021;XXXXVI:3:8

The Making of a Conference, 2020;XXXXV:2:8

The Making of a Conference: A Journey for Sure, 2020;XXXXV:3:10

The Making of a Conference: Resilience, 2021;XXXXVI:3:9

The Making of a Conference: Take Two, 2021;XXXXVI:2:12

Notes from the Conference: a few favorite moments, 2021;XXXXVI:4:9

Wrapping Up the 2021 Journey Through Time (conf. rpt.), 2021;XXXXVI:4:8

2022 (Albuquerque, NM)

2022: An Ecology for Seven Generations, 2021;XXXXVI:4:9

agenda and information, 2022;XXXXVII:2:11, 2022;XXXXVII:3:9

A Land Ethic for Seven Generations, 2022;XXXXVII:2:3, 2022;XXXXVII:3:7, 2022;XXXXVII:4:4

2023 (Alpine, TX)

agenda and information, 2023;XLVIII:3:8

Deep in the Heart of Texas (conf. rpt.), 2024;XLIX:1:4

The El Paso Chapter Invites You to Alpine, TX, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:3

Exploring the Trans-Pecos: Texas’s Wild West, 2022;XXXXVII:4:3, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:3

Memories of Alpine (conf. rpt.), 2024;XLIX:1:14

2024 (Taos)

agenda and information, 2024;XLIX:2:9, 2024;XLIX:3:7

books for sale during, 2024;XLIX:3:14

The Mountains Really Were Calling (From the Presidents), 2024;XLIX:4:4

Taos Mountains are Calling (conf. info), 2024;XLIX:1:5, 2024;XLIX:2:10

The Taos Mountains Were Calling. . . and You Came! (conf. rpt.), 2024;XLIX:4:6

2025 (Las Cruces)

Las Cruces or Bust! 2024;XLIX:4:7

People and Environment of the Three Rivers Culture and Their Record in Stone, 2020;XXXXV:2:13

Ray Powell to be Keynoter at Annual Meeting in Siver City, 2002;XXVII:2:1

NPSNM Board and staff

The Election That Wasn’t, 2022;XXXXVII:3:5

Hello from the Native Plant Society of New Mexico’s New Administrative Assistant, 2007;XXXII:4:4

Karen Garcia: NPSNM’s Newest Board Member, 2016;XXXXI:2:14

Lisa Mandelkern New Vice President of NPSNM, 2001;XXVI:4:2

Meet Bob Sivinski, 2001;XXVI:1:1

Meet Bob Sivinski Part Two, 2001;XXVI:2:2

Meet NPSNM Board Member Jan Martenson: Our Fireball of Energy, 2016;XXXXI:4:2

Meet NPSNM’s New Administrative Coordinator, 2014;XXXIX:2:3

Meet NPSNM’s New Officers (photo), 2004;XXIX:4:1

Meet Our New Membership Coordinator, 2013;XXXVIII:3:2

Meet Sara Digby, NPSNM’s New Outreach Coordinator, 2017;XXXXII:2:2

NPSNM Board Election (call for nominations), 2024;XLIX:4:4

NPSNM Election Results, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:14

photos, 2006;XXXI:4:2, 2012;XXXVII:4:2, 2013;XXXVIII:2:5, 2015;XXXX:2:8, 2024;XLIX:2:5

President transition (cover photo), 2002;XXVII:4:1

Tom Stewart: NPSNM’s New Vice President, 2016;XXXXI:2:14

Who’s on Board

Kathleen Hall, 2024;XLIX:2:4

Tom Stewart, 2024;XLIX:3:4

NPSNM Chapters. See also conservation

Albuquerque

Albuquerque Chapter: Beth Herschman honored, 2007;XXXII:4:6

Habitat Landscape Workshop and Design Lab, 2017;XXXXII:1:10

Habitat Workshop a Smashing Success, 2007;XXXII:3:9

Carlsbad

Carlsbad Chapter Part of Joint Effort to Create Native Plant Garden, 2001;XXVI:3:13

El Paso

Another Plant Salvage Project, 2006;XXXI:4:5

El Paso Chapter Takes on US Border Patrol, 2002;XXVII:1:1

El Paso NPS Joins NPSNM! 2001;XXVI:2:1

Gila

Gila Chapter Sponsors 3-Day Plant ID Workshop, 2001;XXVI:4:16

Meet the Gila Chapter’s New (Again) President, 2017;XXXXII:2:2

Moss Identification Workshop, 2012;XXXVII:3:1, 2012;XXXVII:3:2

ORV Impacts Documented, 2006;XXXI:4:15

Recent Educational Activities and Initiatives of the Gila Chapter of the NPS, 2020;XXXXV:1:9

Students Beautify Their School, 2007;XXXII:3:10

A Tree-Decorating GIFTTT, 2007;XXXII:1:15

Las Cruces

donations made (photo), 2013;XXXVIII:2:5

donations to state parks, 2017;XXXXII:2:15

donation to Friends of the Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks National Monument, 2017;XXXXII:1:5

Las Cruces Chapter Awards Two Native Plant Grants for NMSU Students, 2024;XLIX:1:7

Las Cruces Chapter Donations Support Area Projects, 2002;XXVII:3:16

Las Cruces Chapter Honored at State Park Ribbon-cutting, 2009;XXXIV:1:10

leadership in, 2002;XXVII:1:5

Otero

2006 Scholarships Awarded, 2006;XXXI:4:15

Otero Chapter Grants Scholarship Awards, 2006;XXXI:1:6

Otero Chapter Plays Gunga Din to Thirsty Prickly Poppies, 2005;XXX:3:2

Otero Chapter Savors Native Plants, 2008;XXXIII:4:1

Otero Chapter: Scholarships Awarded, 2007;XXXII:4:6

Sacramento Mountains

Sacramento Mountains Chapter Wins Grant for Native Garden, 2001;XXVI:3:1

Santa Fe

Acequia Trail plant list, 2021;XXXXVI:4:5

Santa Fe Chapter Thanks Rachel! 2021;XXXXVI:2:5

Taos

books presented to library (photo), 2004;XXIX:1:7

Environmental Stewardship Award to Taos Chapter (photo), 2004;XXIX:2:16

Greenhouse Project, 2005;XXX:3:4

Taos Chapter Awards Two Educational Grants, 2018;XXXXIII:3:3

Taos Chapter Donates Native Plant Section to Taos Library, 2002;XXVII:2:1, 2002;XXVII:3:14

Taos Chapter Helps Landscape Millicent Rogers Museum, 2005;XXX:3:1

Taos Chapter Honored, 2002;XXVII:1:13

Taos Chapter Takes a Stand, 2003;XXVIII:4:11

Thank You from the Taos Chapter, 2015;XXXX:1:6

A Year in the Life of a Greenhouse: Taos Chapter’s Partnership with Taos Land Trust at Rio Fernando Park, 2021;XXXXVI:1:12

NPSNM Photo Contest

announcements, 2010;XXXV:2:1, 2010;XXXV:2:3, 2018;XXXXIII:3:8

runners-up, 2019;XXXXIV:1:1, 2019;XXXXIV:1:3, 2019;XXXXIV:1:16

selected submissions, 2018;XXXXIII:4:1

winners, 2010;XXXV:4:1, 2019;XXXXIV:1:1, 2019;XXXXIV:1:3

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O

Oak

Can you tell your griseas from your emoryis? 2012;XXXVII:1:12

Oberhausen, John

Saving More Than an Endangered Plant, 2019;XXXXIV:1:7

obituaries and death notices. See In memoriam

O’Brien, Patrick

NPSNM Photo Contest submission, 2018;XXXXIII:4:1

O’Donnell, Jim

More about TLT and Rio Fernando Park, 2021;XXXXVI:1:13

Oenothera spp.

A Beautiful Twilight with Evening Primroses, 2004;XXIX:3:4

Oenothera

albicaulis

illustration, 2004;XXIX:3:4

off-road vehicles. See ATVs/UTVs

O’Kane, Steve L., Jr.

Flora of the Four Corners Region, 2014;XXXIX:1:7

Olive

New Mexico

Early Spring Bloomers Greet Pollinators, 2019;XXXXIV:2:11

Oncosiphon

pilulifer

Potential Stink (From the Presidents), 2023;XLVIII:3:19

Stinknet Found in New Mexico, 2024;XLIX:3:5

O’Neil, Levi

NPSNM Photo Contest winner, 2019;XXXXIV:1:1, 2019;XXXXIV:1:3

Onion

Goodding’s

Lincoln National Forest Comments, 2022;XXXXVII:1:5

Optunia spp.

photo (contest runner-up), 2019;XXXXIV:1:1

Opuntia

cochenillifera

A Familiar Friend Far from Home, 2022;XXXXVII:1:9

Orange

Osage

Strangers in a Strange Land, 2021;XXXXVI:4:4

Orchid

Chiricahua Adder's-Mouth

in Litle Water Canyon, 2016;XXXXI:1:5

stream

cover photo, 2019;XXXXIV:3:16

Devious Stream Orchid Tricks Insects, 2019;XXXXIV:3:5

Oreocarya

worthingtonii

Introducing Oreocarya worthingtonii, 2023;XLVIII:4:6

Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks National Monument

Conservation News from the Las Cruces Chapter, 2023;XLVIII:4:7

DOI National Monuments Review, 2017;XXXXII:4:3

Dripping Springs Visitors Center Garden, 2024;XLIX:3:5

Friends of Organ Mountains-Deserts Peaks receive donation, 2017;XXXXII:1:5

Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks Management Comments, 2024;XLIX:4:5

photos, 2016;XXXXI:1:1, 2016;XXXXI:1:10, 2016;XXXXI:1:11

Southern New Mexico Volunteers Needed, 2021;XXXXVI:1:5

Wilderness Bill Introduced to Protect Eight Wilderness Study Areas, 2016;XXXXI:3:3

Oshà

Yerba de la Gente: Oshà, 2005;XXX:4:1

Osterreich, Helgi

In Memoriam: Charles Wood, 2015;XXXX:4:16

In Memoriam: Nancy Hutto, 2012;XXXVII:3:7

Otero Chapter Savors Native Plants, 2008;XXXIII:4:1

Otero Mesa

An Example of New Mexico’s Forgotten Lands, 2004;XXIX:2:13

Otto, Lorrie

Lorrie Otto, Prairie Queen, 2003;XXVIII:4:8

Requiem for a Lawnmower (Wasowski, Wasowski), review, 2004;XXIX:3:14

Outlaw Weeds of the West (Sackett), 2015;XXXX:1:12

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P

Packera

cardamine

State Forestry Rare Plant Reports, 2019;XXXXIV:4:11

mancosana

cover photo, 2011;XXXVI:3:1

Packera mancosana: A New Species, 2011;XXXVI:3:8

Paintbrush

Hayden's

cover photo, 2024;XLIX:1:1

swale

Where It Lives (table), 2018;XXXXIII:3:9

Palafoxia

Sand

photo, 2016;XXXXI:1:10

Palafoxia

sphacelata

photo, 2016;XXXXI:1:10

Panicum

bulbosum

Perennial Native Grasses: Food for a Dry World, 2014;XXXIX:4:6

Parkey, Michael

Building Inside Nature’s Envelope (Wasowski, Wasowski), review, 2001;XXVI:4:15

Parry, Ron

Gila Chapter Member Ron Parry Receives Prestigious Citizen Science Award, 2020;XXXXV:2:3

Parthenium

incanum

Flower World Signs at Three Rivers, 2022;XXXXVII:1:14

Parthenocissus spp.

Native or Not: Woodbine, 2019;XXXXIV:1:6

The Pearl Plot (Ramakka), 2023;XLVIII:4:12

Pearlstein, Susanna

Mesquite and Nipa: New Global Food Crops from the Americas, 2010;XXXV:4:5

Pediocactus

knowltonii

State Forestry Rare Plant Reports, 2019;XXXXIV:4:11

The Story of a Very Little Cactus, 2023;XLVIII:3:13

Where It Lives (table), 2018;XXXXIII:3:9

Peganum

harmala

Reflections on a Plant Inventory: The Flora of City of Rocks State Park (Grant Co., NM), 2015;XXXX:3:14

Peniocereus

greggii var. greggii

photo (contest runner-up), 2019;XXXXIV:1:1

Pennington, Bob

Commentary (on native species), 2003;XXVIII:3:11

Planting Native: Some New Year’s Ruminations, 2015;XXXX:1:10

Russian Olive. . . Nyet! (Point. . .Counterpoint), 2001;XXVI:4:9

Penstemon

Osterhout’s beardtongue

photo, 2010;XXXV:3:2

Palmer’s

cover photo, 2015;XXXX:4:18

Rocky Mountain

cover photo, 2024;XLIX:2:1

scarlet

cover photo, 2024;XLIX:3:1

photo, 2010;XXXV:4:9

Penstemon

barbatus

cover photo, 2024;XLIX:3:1

photo, 2010;XXXV:4:9

fasciculatus

cover photo, 2010;XXXV:1:1

osterhoutii

photo, 2010;XXXV:3:2

strictus

cover photo, 2024;XLIX:2:1

Pepsis sp.

cover photo, 2020;XXXXV:4:1, 2021;XXXXVI:2:1

Pericome

caudata

photo, 2021;XXXXVI:1:16

pesticides

Chemical Industry and EPA Worklng Together to Weaken Endangered Species Act, 2004;XXIX:2:4

EPA and Lawn Chemicals, 2004;XXIX:3:13

Keep Off the Grass, 2002;XXVII:1:16

Ontario to Ban Lawn Pesticide Use, Home Depot Stops Sales, 2008;XXXIII:3:5

Pesticide Control, 2020;XXXXV:1:5

Pesticides and Health, 2003;XXVIII:4:11

U.S. Lawn-care Industry Fighting Back Against Pesticide Bans, 2005;XXX:2:2

Peterson, Roger

Volunteer Profile, 2003;XXVIII:2:2

Peterson, Terry

Volunteer Profile, 2004;XXIX:4:11

Phacelia

cloudcroftensis

The Cloudcroft Phacelia: An Update, 2012;XXXVII:4:7

Cloudcroft Phacelia Search Is a Partial Success! 2011;XXXVI:4:7

Conservation Success in 2011 and a Prospectus for 2012, 2012;XXXVII:1:8, 2012;XXXVII:1:9

Searching for the Cloudcroft Phacelia, 2011;XXXVI:3:5

integrifolia

Harbingers of Spring: Little Wildflowers That Plan Ahead, 2009;XXXIV:2:14

sivinskii

White Mesa Gypsum Endemics, 2016;XXXXI:4:5

phenology

Phenology: Watch What Happens, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:5

Phillips, Judith

Letter to the Members, 2005;XXX:4:4

Lisa Johnston, 2003;XXVIII:4:9

In Memoriam: George Oxford Miller, 2024;XLIX:2:13

More on Rhus trilobata, 2005;XXX:1:6

NPSNM Members Remember George Oxford Miller, 2024;XLIX:2:14

Planting Native: Some New Year’s Ruminations, 2015;XXXX:1:11

Remembering David Salman, 2022;XXXXVII:4:5

photography. See also NPSNM Photo Contest

The Art of Wildflower Photography workshop, 2013;XXXVIII:2:6

Audubon Photography Awards, 2022;XXXXVII:3:5

Four Ways to Improve Your Nature Photographs, 2002;XXVII:1:7

photography field trip, 2012;XXXVII:1:9

Phragmites

Native or Not: Phragmites, 2020;XXXXV:3:4

Phragmites

australis

Native or Not: Phragmites, 2020;XXXXV:3:4

Physalis

virginiana var. campaniforma

Conservation Success in 2011 and a Prospectus for 2012, 2012;XXXVII:1:9

Physaria

iveyana

Ivey’s Bladderpod (Physaria iveyana): A New Plant Species! 2013;XXXVIII:1:12

Picea spp.

Spruce of the Gila National Forest: Bellwether of Climate Change, 2013;XXXVIII:3:12

Pieris

rapae Linnaeus

photo, 2020;XXXXV:4:1

Pincushion

Lee’s

cover photo, 2020;XXXXV:3:1

State Forestry Rare Plant Reports, 2019;XXXXIV:4:11

Where It Lives (table), 2018;XXXXIII:3:9

Pine

piñon

Pining Away? 2003;XXVIII:4:14

ponderosa

Plant Portraits: Ponderosa Pines, Climate Change, and Wildfires, 2005;XXX:3:6

Scotch

Strangers in a Strange Land, 2021;XXXXVI:4:4

Pinus

sylvestris

Strangers in a Strange Land, 2021;XXXXVI:4:4

pipeline projects

Pinyon Pipeline Application Withdrawn, 2017;XXXXII:2:6

Saddleback Piñon Pipeline comments, 2015;XXXX:2:6

Piper, Gary L.

Biological Control of Invasive Plants in the United States (ed.), 2011;XXXVI:1:9

plains-mesa sand scrub

Save the Plains-Mesa Sand Scrub, 2001;XXVI:3:10

Plaintain

woolly

Small is Beautiful, 2005;XXX:1:9

Plantago

patagonica

Small is Beautiful, 2005;XXX:1:9

plant collection

The Art of Plant Collection, 2016;XXXXI:1:6

plant ecology

Conserving the Process—Lessons in Plant Ecology, 2009;XXXIV:3:5

plant identification

Gila Chapter Sponsors 3-Day Plant ID Workshop, 2001;XXVI:4:16

New Interactive Plant Keys for New Mexico and Nearby Regions, 2011;XXXVI:3:10

New Mexico Wildflower App, 2012;XXXVII:3:3

Vascular Plants of the Gila National Forest: Introducing “gilaflora.com”, 2009;XXXIV:3:10

plant lists

Letter to the Members, 2005;XXX:4:4

Santa Fe’s Acequia Trail, 2021;XXXXVI:4:5

plant salvage and rescue

Another Plant Salvage Project, 2006;XXXI:4:5

Plant Rescue Reminders, 2001;XXVI:4:4

Plant Salvage Covered in Wildflower, 2008;XXXIII:3:6

Plant Salvage Update, 2007;XXXII:2:6

Salvage Zone Update, 2009;XXXIV:3:10

U.S. Highway 62/180

Have You Hugged Your Yucca Today? 2006;XXXI:1:1

Plant Salvage, Rescue, and Conservation Project, 2006;XXXI:2:2

U.S. 62/180 Plant Salvage Update, 2007;XXXII:1:6

U.S. Highway 62/180 Widening: Plant Salvage Swings into High Gear, 2006;XXXI:4:4

Playa Lakes Joint Venture

Playa Modifications Assessment, 2015;XXXX:1:5

Ploch, Mandy

Lorrie Otto, Prairie Queen, 2003;XXVIII:4:8

podcasts

Our First Podcast, 2018;XXXXIII:3:8

Podcast Complete! 2019;XXXXIV:1:10

Polanisia

dodecandra

photo, 2016;XXXXI:2:12

Polechla, Paul J., Jr.

Native Plants, Pollinators, and People, 2022;XXXXVII:4:11

Native Plants, Pollinators, and People: The McEwen Site, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:11

Polemonium

foliosissimum

2014 NPSNM Grant Report, 2015;XXXX:2:3

Policies in Effect

New Policies Presented for Review, 2013;XXXVIII:2:2

pollinators and pollination

Conserving Pollinators on New Mexico’s Rangelands (webinar), 2021;XXXXVI:2:5

The Dance of Pollination, 2024;XLIX:4:11

Devious Stream Orchid Tricks Insects, 2019;XXXXIV:3:5

Early Spring Bloomers Greet Pollinators, 2019;XXXXIV:2:3

Free Ecoregional Planting Guides, 2015;XXXX:1:13

Free Fact Sheets: Gardening for Pollinators, 2007;XXXII:3:16

Milkweed Cantina del Rio: Will Trade Nectar for Long, Strong, Hairy Legs, 2020;XXXXV:4:9

Native Plants, Pollinators, and People, 2022;XXXXVII:4:11

Native Plants, Pollinators, and People: The McEwen Site, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:11

Pollinator Protection License Plate, 2020;XXXXV:2:4

Pollinators Under Pressure, 2015;XXXX:3:6

Spring Comes Early for Some, 2022;XXXXVII:1:10

Polygonatum

biflorum

Reflections on a Plant Inventory of Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument (2013-2020), 2021;XXXXVI:1:10

Pomaria

jamesii

photo, 2016;XXXXI:1:11

Pope, Carl

Strategic Ignorance, 2004;XXIX:4:15

Poppy

California golden

characteristics, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:16

Mexican Gold Poppy

Sow Now for Spectacular March Blooming, 2001;XXVI:3:12

prickly

Endangered Sacramento Prickly-Poppy Watering Results, 2006;XXXI:2:15

Otero Chapter Plays Gunga Din to Thirsty Prickly Poppies, 2005;XXX:3:2

photo, 2020;XXXXV:2:14

Potentilla

thurberi

photo, 2010;XXXV:4:9

Powell, A. Michael

Ferns and Fern Allies of the Trans-Pecos and Adjacent Areas, 2003;XXVIII:3:14

Powell, Ray

Ray Powell to be Keynoter at Annual Meeting in Siver City, 2002;XXVII:2:1

Price, Joan E.

Flower World Signs at Three Rivers, 2022;XXXXVII:1:14

Prickly pear

A Familiar Friend Far from Home, 2022;XXXXVII:1:9

photo (contest runner-up), 2019;XXXXIV:1:1

photo with bee, 2015;XXXX:3:7

Proctor, Bob

"Some days, my spirit lies prostrate" (poem), 2004;XXIX:2:5

Proposis

glandulosa

Reflections on a Plant Inventory: The Flora of City of Rocks State Park (Grant Co., NM), 2015;XXXX:3:14, 2015;XXXX:3:15

Pseudocymopterus

montanus

illustration, 2003;XXVIII:4:4

Ptychostomum

pseudotriquetrum

Carter Conservation Fund Helps Safeguard Bryophyte Collection, 2021;XXXXVI:4:10

public lands

In Defense of Public Lands, 2016;XXXXI:4:5

Federal Lands Grazing, 2004;XXIX:3:6

Great American Outdoors Act, 2020;XXXXV:4:4

New BLM Public Lands Rule, 2024;XLIX:3:5

Public Lands Transfer, 2017;XXXXII:2:6

Puccoon

fringed

Reflections on a Plant Inventory of Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument (2013-2020), 2021;XXXXVI:1:11

Purdy, Marty

Meet Our New State Botanist, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:4

Purshia

stansburyana

photo, 2021;XXXXVI:1:16

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Q

Quammen, David

The Reluctant Mr. Darwin, 2007;XXXII:1:4

Quercus

emoryi

Can you tell your griseas from your emoryis? 2012;XXXVII:1:12

grisea

Can you tell your griseas from your emoryis? 2012;XXXVII:1:12

tardifolia.

One Large Texas Ranch + Conservation-Minded Owners = A Win for Native Plants, 2024;XLIX:1:10

Quinones, Vanessa

Bouteloua hirsuta, Illustrated: A Tribute, 2015;XXXX:3:8

Quintana Martínez, Gustavo

Cactaceas de Chihuahua, 2011;XXXVI:1:7

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R

Rain lily

cover photos, 2020;XXXXV:3:16

Lemondrops and Limestones, 2020;XXXXV:3:9

photos, 2020;XXXXV:3:9

Ramakka, Vicky

2015 Annual Meeting: Field Trip Field Notes, 2015;XXXX:4:12

The Cactus Plot, 2019;XXXXIV:4:14

The Pearl Plot, 2023;XLVIII:4:12

A Remembrance (in memoriam), 2023;XLVIII:4:12

The Story of a Very Little Cactus, 2023;XLVIII:3:13

Ramirez, Sarah

Las Cruces Chapter Awards Two Native Plant Grants for NMSU Students, 2024;XLIX:1:7

Randall Davey Audubon Center

NM Nat Hist Institute Herbarium, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:13

rangelands

A Prehistoric Vegetative History of New Mexico, 2002;XXVII:4:12

Ranunculus

aquatilis

Reflections on a Plant Inventory of Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument (2013-2020), 2021;XXXXVI:1:11

Rappaport, Bret

Lorrie Otto, Prairie Queen, 2003;XXVIII:4:8

rare plants. See also endangered or threatened species; specific species

Annual Meeting of the NM Rare Plant Technical Council, 2015;XXXX:3:3

How to Help Rare Plants and Have a Good Time, Too: Treasures Abound, 2014;XXXIX:3:3

New Mexico Rare Plant Conservation Strategy, 2017;XXXXII:3:6

The New Mexico Rare Plant Treasure Hunt: A Call for Action, 2013;XXXVIII:3:5

New Mexico Rare Plant Website Has a New Face! 2020;XXXXV:3:3

New Mexico’s Best-Kept Secret, 2012;XXXVII:2:6

Permit Requirements Finalized for NM Rare Plant Takings, 2023;XLVIII:4:6

photography field trip, 2012;XXXVII:1:9

A Rare Jewel in the Gila Wilderness, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:5

Rare Plant Conservation Strategy, 2015;XXXX:3:5, 2024;XLIX:1:6

Rare Plant Conservation Strategy Roll-Out, 2019;XXXXIV:2:5

State Forestry Rare Plant Reports, 2019;XXXXIV:4:11

State Rare Plants Revision, 2019;XXXXIV:2:6

Updates from the State Botanist, 2024;XLIX:3:19

What’s Rare in New Mexico, 2014;XXXIX:1:3

White Mesa Gypsum Endemics, 2016;XXXXI:4:5

Rauber, Paul

Strategic Ignorance, 2004;XXIX:4:15

Ravenna grass

Before It’s Too Late, 2010;XXXV:2:5

Rebman, Jon P.

Baja California Plant Field Guide, 3rd ed., 2012;XXXVII:4:7

Redwood

Redwood World’s Tallest Tree, 2007;XXXII:1:5

Reeves, Bob J.

in memoriam, 2014;XXXIX:1:11

Reeves, Linda Mary

Flora of the Four Corners Region, 2014;XXXIX:1:7

reforestation

Ten Golden Rules of Reforestation, 2021;XXXXVI:3:5

Regan, Lee

NPSNM Photo Contest submission, 2018;XXXXIII:4:1

The Rocky Mountain Plant Guide (Miller), review, 2024;XLIX:1:15

A Region of Astonishing Beauty (Williams), 2004;XXIX:3:15

The Reluctant Mr. Darwin (Quammen), 2007;XXXII:1:4

Renison, Daniel

Investigations on the Invasion Success of Ulmus pumila L. in North America and Argentina, 2010;XXXV:4:14

Republican Party (GOP)

Green Talk, Brown Walk, 2003;XXVIII:4:9

Republicans for Environmental Protection (REP), 2001;XXVI:2:5

Requiem for a Lawnmower (Wasowski, Wasowski), 2004;XXIX:3:14

restoration

biocrusts, 2024;XLIX:2:7

BLM Funds, 2024;XLIX:1:7

Chattanooga Iron Fen, 2016;XXXXI:1:3

Conservation vs. Restoration, 2002;XXVII:3:9

Leonora Curtin Wetland Preserve Restoration Update, 2024;XLIX:4:14

NM DOT Revegetation Zones, 2016;XXXXI:3:5

Santa Clara Canyon, 2019;XXXXIV:4:4

Society for Ecological Restoration meeting, 2024;XLIX:1:6

Ten Golden Rules of Reforestation, 2021;XXXXVI:3:5

Throw That [Seed] Ball! 2017;XXXXII:2:7

Rhus

microphylla

New Mexico Close-up: Bountiful Sumac, 2018;XXXXIII:3:8

trilobata

More on Rhus trilobata, 2005;XXX:1:6

New Mexico Close-up: Bountiful Sumac, 2018;XXXXIII:3:8

Rhus trilobata, 2004;XXIX:4:7

Ribe, Tom

The Valles Caldera National Preserve: Plant Paradise at a Legislative Crossroads, 2010;XXXV:3:5

Ribes

aureum

Early Spring Bloomers Greet Pollinators, 2019;XXXXIV:2:11

Richardson, Bill (Governor)

Governor Bill Richardson Honors Robert DeWitt Ivey, 2004;XXIX:1:16

Muchas Gracias, Governor Richardson, 2004;XXIX:3:5

Ricketts, Sarah

scholarship awarded to, 2006;XXXI:4:15

Rietveld, Will

field trip leader (cover photo), 2015;XXXX:4:1

Rio Fernando Park

More about TLT and Rio Fernando Park, 2021;XXXXVI:1:13

A Year in the Life of a Greenhouse: Taos Chapter’s Partnership with Taos Land Trust at Rio Fernando Park, 2021;XXXXVI:1:12

Rio Grande

An Afternoon on the Rio Grande, 2022;XXXXVII:2:10

An Introduction to the Rio Grande (webinar), 2021;XXXXVI:2:4

Las Cruces Update, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:4

The Las Cruses Chapter Takes Action, 2021;XXXXVI:1:4

Rio Grande del Norte National Monument

DOI National Monuments Review, 2017;XXXXII:4:3

Rio Grande Gorge

cover photo, 2017;XXXXII:2:1

Rio Grande Nature Center State Park

A Desertscape for Mariposaville at Rio Grande Nature Center State Park, 2019;XXXXIV:4:12

riparian areas

Aquatic and Riparian Habitat Field Trip, 2024;XLIX:1:11

Riparian Research Funded by NPSNM, 2005;XXX:2:6

The Roadrunner (Meinzer), 2002;XXVII:4:15

roads and highways

Highway Plant Rescue Results, 2008;XXXIII:1:5

Upper Gila Watershed Alliance Studies Roads in Gila NF, 2008;XXXIII:4:6

U.S. Highway 62/180

Have You Hugged Your Yucca Today? 2006;XXXI:1:1

Plant Salvage, Rescue, and Conservation Project, 2006;XXXI:2:2

U.S. 62/180 Plant Salvage Update, 2007;XXXII:1:6

U.S. Highway 62/180 Widening: Plant Salvage Swings into High Gear, 2006;XXXI:4:4

Where to Find Lots of Plants in Bloom During Dry Weather, 2009;XXXIV:4:13

Roberts, Norman C.

Baja California Plant Field Guide, 3rd ed., 2012;XXXVII:4:7

Robertson, Betsy

Environmental Stewardship Award to Taos Chapter (photo), 2004;XXIX:2:16

Judy Lister, 2003;XXVIII:3:9

in memoriam, 2016;XXXXI:1:14

Robertson, Frances

Highlights from Taos, 2009;XXXIV:4:2

Landscape Design Course with Native Plants: A Rip-Roaring Success, 2011;XXXVI:2:2

Rocky Mountain Garden Survival Guide (Tweit), 2005;XXX:1:15

The Rocky Mountain Plant Guide (Miller), 2024;XLIX:1:15

Roosevelt, Theodore

Grand Canyon proclamation, 2001;XXVI:3:16

Roper, Cindy

New Administrative Coordinator, New E-Mail Address, 2011;XXXVI:3:2

work of (From the President), 2014;XXXIX:1:2

Rosa

minutifolia Engelm in Parry

The Thorny Rose Affair, 2004;XXIX:3:7

Rosaceae family

The Peace of the Roses, 2005;XXX:3:7

Rose

sweetbriar

photo with bee, 2015;XXXX:3:7

Rose, Jeff

2014 NPSNM Grant Report, 2015;XXXX:2:3

Rosner, Hillary

Goodbye to Mountain Forests? 2012;XXXVII:4:11

Ross, Steve

NPSNM Workshop Report: Grasses with a Hand Lens, 2009;XXXIV:4:12

Roth, Daniela

Conservation Corner, 2013;XXXVIII:3:5

New Mexico Rare Plant Website Has a New Face! 2020;XXXXV:3:3

Saving Beauty: The Story of an Endangered Sunflower, 2019;XXXXIV:2:7

White Mesa Gypsum Endemics, 2016;XXXXI:4:5

Rowe, Erika

Meet Our New State Botanist, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:4

Updates from the State Botanist, 2024;XLIX:3:15, 2024;XLIX:3:19

Rubin, Carole

How to Get Your Lawn & Garden Off Drugs, 2003;XXVIII:3:15

How to Get Your Lawn Off Grass, 2002;XXVII:3:8

Rubin, Richard

Millicent Rogers Museum: Native Plants and Art, 2020;XXXXV:1:10

Rudbeckia

laciniata

photo (contest submission, winner), 2018;XXXXIII:4:1, 2019;XXXXIV:1:1

Runyan, Gary

as Poster Committee Chair (The Prez Sez), 2005;XXX:3:14

Russian olive

Point. . .Counterpoint, 2001;XXVI:4:9

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Saccharum

ravennae [L.] Murray

Before It’s Too Late, 2010;XXXV:2:5

Sackett, Karen M.

Outlaw Weeds of the West, 2015;XXXX:1:12

Sacramento Mountains Checkerspot Butterfly

Sacramento Mountains Checkerspot Butterfly Listed (endangered), 2023;XLVIII:3:4

Sage

blue

illustration, 2003;XXVIII:2:4

Sagebrush

A Widespread and Useful Southwestern Plant, 2007;XXXII:3:13

Salman, David

Remembering David Salman (in memoriam), 2022;XXXXVII:4:5

Saltbush

cover photo, 2017;XXXXII:2:1

Salt cedar

CCF Grant Aids in Tamarisk Removal, 2023;XLVIII:4:5

Salt Cedar—Foe or Friend? 2010;XXXV:3:10

Saltgrass

Mesquite and Nipa: New Global Food Crops from the Americas, 2010;XXXV:4:5

Salvador, Cristina M.

From Wetlands to Wildflowers in Santa Fe, 2008;XXXIII:4:4

Salvia

shrubby

illustration, 2003;XXVIII:2:4

Salvia

pinguifolia

illustration, 2003;XXVIII:2:4

Sambucus

caerulea var. neomexicana

photo, 2021;XXXXVI:2:16

Sandia Mountain Natural History Center

NPSNM Grant Report: Sandia Mountain Natural History Center, 2015;XXXX:4:7

San Juan College Herbarium

Thank You to NPSNM from State Herbarium Grantees, 2012;XXXVII:1:3

San Lorenzo Canyon

field trip photo, 2013;XXXVIII:4:3

Santa Clara Canyon

watershed restoration, 2019;XXXXIV:4:4

Santa Fe National Forest

SFNF Landscape Resiliency, 2019;XXXXIV:4:4

Santa Fe Ski Basin

From Wetlands to Wildflowers in Santa Fe (field trip rpt.), 2008;XXXIII:4:4

Saville, Dara

Ecology of Herbal Medicine, 2021;XXXXVI:4:7

Happenings in the Bosque with the Yerba Mansa Project, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:8

Schauer, Lisa

scholarship awarded to, 2006;XXXI:1:6

Schneider, Al

Colorado Rocky Mountain Wildflower App Available, 2012;XXXVII:3:3

Flora of the Four Corners Region (Heil et al.), review, 2014;XXXIX:1:7

Packera mancosana: A New Species, 2011;XXXVI:3:8

scholarships

2006 Scholarships Awarded (Otero Chapter), 2006;XXXI:4:15

Otero Chapter Grants Scholarship Awards, 2006;XXXI:1:6

Otero Chapter: Scholarships Awarded, 2007;XXXII:4:6

Sunflower Scholarship, 2022;XXXXVII:3:15

Urban and Goolsby Win Scholarships, 2009;XXXIV:1:12

Science Teacher of the Year Award

Chuck Buxbaum, 2024;XLIX:2:6

Claire Noonan, 2023;XLVIII:3:16

Estela T. Thompson (From the President), 2021;XXXXVI:2:3

Scirpus

microcarpus

cover photo, 2013;XXXVIII:3:1

Sclerocactus

papyracanthus

How to Help Rare Plants and Have a Good Time, Too: Treasures Abound, 2014;XXXIX:3:3

Scolia

mexicana Saussure

Milkweed Cantina del Rio: Will Trade Nectar for Long, Strong, Hairy Legs, 2020;XXXXV:4:14

Scorpionweed

Harbingers of Spring: Little Wildflowers That Plan Ahead, 2009;XXXIV:2:14

Sivinski’s

White Mesa Gypsum Endemics, 2016;XXXXI:4:5

Scott, Marcy

Hummingbird Plants of the Southwest, 2015;XXXX:3:9

Planting Native: Some New Year’s Ruminations, 2015;XXXX:1:11

Seattle (Native American Chief)

How Can You Buy or Sell the Earth? 2002;XXVII:2:9

Seattle Speaks? 2002;XXVII:2:8

Sedge

Carex sp.

cover photo, 2016;XXXXI:4:1

The Distribution, Habitat Preference, and Nomenclature of NM Sedges in the Genus Carex, 2016;XXXXI:4:3

porcupine

photos, 2013;XXXVIII:3:10, 2013;XXXVIII:4:10

red tinged bulrush

cover photo, 2013;XXXVIII:3:1

Sedge Identification workshop, 2013;XXXVIII:2:6

Sedgucation I: What Is a Sedge and Why Should New Mexico Botanists Care? 2013;XXXVIII:3:6

Sedgucation II: A Historic Day at Valles Caldera National Preserve, 2013;XXXVIII:4:5

swamp

cover photo, 2021;XXXXVI:1:1

seed collecting

Guidelines for Collecting Seeds from Native Plants, 2004;XXIX:3:2

seedlings

State Seedling Program Offers Woody Plants at Bargain Prices, 2001;XXVI:1:14

Selby, Christina M.

Best Wildflower Hikes, 2020;XXXXV:4:8, 2022;XXXXVII:2:18

NPSNM Photo Contest runner-up, 2019;XXXXIV:1:11

Pollinators Under Pressure, 2015;XXXX:3:6

Sevilleta National Wildlife Refuge

Landscape Project Initiated for Sevilleta National Wildlife Refuge Visitors Center, 2001;XXVI:1:14

Open House at Sevilleta National Wildlife Refuge, 2001;XXVI:4:5

Sevilleta Synantherologist Association

photo, 2003;XXVIII:1:9

Shenzhen Declaration on Plant Sciences, 2018;XXXXIII:2:5

Sierra Club

April Fool’s Gag? Or Sierra Club Goof? 2004;XXIX:3:1

Silene

laciniata

cover photo, 2018;XXXXIII:2:1

scouleri

photo (contest winner), 2010;XXXV:4:1

Silva Creek Botanical Garden

Silva Creek Botanical Garden in Silver City, 2015;XXXX:4:14

Update on the Silva Creek Botanical Garden, 2024;XLIX:1:12

Simon, Gene

Making Water Run Uphill (a new champion tree for New Mexico), 2006;XXXI:3:1

Simon, Jim

in memoriam, 2012;XXXVII:3:6

Sisymbrium

irio, 2009;XXXIV:2:15

Sivinski, Bob

classical botany (The Prez Sez), 2002;XXVII:1:2

Common Southwestern Native Plants (Carter et al.), review, 2004;XXIX:1:14, 2009;XXXIV:3:12

Conservation Corner, 2010;XXXV:2:14

Help Build Floristic Atlas of New Mexico, 2007;XXXII:2:4

Inspiration from the Natural World (conf. address excerpts), 2005;XXX:4:9

Meet Bob Sivinski, 2001;XXVI:1:1

Meet Bob Sivinski Part Two, 2001;XXVI:2:2

New Mexico Close-up: Blue grama (Bouteloua gracilis), 2017;XXXXII:2:7

New Mexico Close-up: Bountiful Sumac, 2018;XXXXIII:3:8

NPSNM Steps Up to Education Role, 2012;XXXVII:2:7

President transition (cover photo), 2002;XXVII:4:1

Remembering Ken Heil, 2024;XLIX:2:17

Sivinski Employee of the Year, 2006;XXXI:2:2

Sivinski featured in The New Mexican, 2008;XXXIII:3:6

Sivinski to Keynote Annual Meeting in Albuquerque (includes photo), 2005;XXX:2:1, 2005;XXX:2:2

Stop Killing Native Thistles! 2016;XXXXI:2:6

What’s Rare in New Mexico, 2014;XXXIX:1:3

Small, Sue

Potential Projects for NM Forests, 2021;XXXXVI:1:13

Smeal, Daniel

Tips for Xeric Gardening with NM natives, 2008;XXXIII:4:12

“Snag on the Rim of Juniper Canyon” (poem by Lynn), 2002;XXVII:4:2, 2003;XXVIII:1:13

Snakeweed

The Eye of the Beholder (letter), 2010;XXXV:1:2

Snapdragon vine

Harbingers of Spring: Little Wildflowers That Plan Ahead, 2009;XXXIV:2:14

SNaPP (Santa Fe Native Plant Project)

SNaPP Native Plant Demonstration Garden, 2020;XXXXV:4:8

Society for Ecological Restoration

meeting, 2024;XLIX:1:6

Solanaceae family

The Good, the Bad, the Dangerous, and the Deadly: The Solanaceae Family in New Mexico, 2010;XXXV:1:5

Soulful Solanaceae, 2003;XXVIII:3:6

Solidago

missouriensis

cover photo, 2014;XXXIX:1:1

Solomon's Seal

Reflections on a Plant Inventory of Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument (2013-2020), 2021;XXXXVI:1:10

"Some days, my spirit lies prostrate" (poem by Proctor), 2004;XXIX:2:5

Somerday, Rink

Plant It! Cactus Adoption and Native Plant Day, 2015;XXXX:1:7

Sophora

secundiflora

Plant Portraits: Gorgeous Spring Blossoms, 2005;XXX:3:10

Sorenson, Gail

NPSNM photo contest winner, 2010;XXXV:4:1

Southern Rocky Mountain Gardens (NPSNM)

Guide for North Central New Mexico Out for Spring, 2003;XXVIII:2:6

Southern Rockies Book Sales Soaring, 2003;XXVIII:3:1

Spectacle pod

Harbingers of Spring: Little Wildflowers That Plan Ahead, 2009;XXXIV:2:14

Spellenberg, Richard

2004 conference speaker, 2004;XXIX:4:6

Richard Spellenberg to Encore Keynote at Alamogordo Meeting, 2004;XXIX:2:1

Spence, Betty

Charles Holmes (1932-2018), 2019;XXXXIV:1:3

Fondly Remembering Jack Carter, 2020;XXXXV:3:8

Gila Chapter Member Ron Parry Receives Prestigious Citizen Science Award, 2020;XXXXV:2:3

The Story Behind the Third Edition, 2021;XXXXVI:2:7

Sperlich, Betty

The New Mexico Wildlife Center Is “Going Native”! 2015;XXXX:4:8

Sphaeralcea

angustifolia

cover photo, 2019;XXXXIV:4:16

Sphaeralcea spp.

cover photo, 2023;XLVIII:4:1

Sporobolus

wrightii

cover photos, 2014;XXXIX:4:1, 2014;XXXIX:4:12

Perennial Native Grasses: Food for a Dry World, 2014;XXXIX:4:7

Spotts, Peter N.

The Fallacy of Xeriscaping, 2005;XXX:1:1

Spruce

Spruce of the Gila National Forest: Bellwether of Climate Change, 2013;XXXVIII:3:11

Starwort

greater water

Reflections on a Plant Inventory of Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument (2013-2020), 2021;XXXXVI:1:11

state parks

City of Rocks

photo, 2015;XXXX:3:18

Reflections on a Plant Inventory: The Flora of City of Rocks State Park (Grant Co., NM), 2015;XXXX:3:12

Las Cruces chapter donations to, 2017;XXXXII:2:15

Rio Grande Nature Center

A Desertscape for Mariposaville at Rio Grande Nature Center State Park, 2019;XXXXIV:4:12

Steigman, Ken

Dripping Springs Visitors Center Garden, 2024;XLIX:3:5

Las Cruces or Bust! 2024;XLIX:4:7

Stein, Sara

A Tribute: Sara Stein, 1935-2005, 2005;XXX:4:15

Steinberg, Kelly

Asombro Institute Makes Excellent Use of Their Conservation Fund Grant, 2021;XXXXVI:3:3

STEM conference

NPSNM at STEM Conference, 2015;XXXX:1:13

Sterculiaceae family

A New Friend: The Sterculiaceae Family, 2012;XXXVII:2:18

Stevens, Donna

The Apex of Beauty: Apiaceae, 2003;XXVIII:4:4

A Beautiful Twilight with Evening Primroses, 2004;XXIX:3:4

CCF Grant Aids in Tamarisk Removal, 2023;XLVIII:4:5

Common Southwestern Native Plants, 2004;XXIX:1:14, 2009;XXXIV:3:12, 2018;XXXXIII:4:9

The Fabulous Fabaceae, 2005;XXX:1:10

It’s Four O’Clock Time, 2004;XXIX:4:4

The Must-See Mustards, 2004;XXIX:1:13

NPSNM Grantee Report: Responsible Recreation in the Gila National Forest, 2011;XXXVI:3:3

The Peace of the Roses, 2005;XXX:3:7

Recognizing Lamiaceae, 2003;XXVIII:2:4

Soulful Solanaceae, 2003;XXVIII:3:6

Volunteer Profile, 2004;XXIX:1:9

Stevenson, Diane

Aquatic and Riparian Habitat Field Trip, 2024;XLIX:1:11

Stewart, Betty

Alien Invasion (Devine), review, 2002;XXVII:3:15

Stewart, Tom

2022: An Ecology for Seven Generations, 2021;XXXXVI:4:9

2022 Carter Conservation Fund Grant Awards, 2022;XXXXVII:2:9

Beyond Blindness (From the President), 2018;XXXXIII:3:2

Botanizing (From the President), 2020;XXXXV:1:3

Carter Conservation Fund grants (From the President), 2018;XXXXIII:4:2, 2020;XXXXV:2:3

Common Southwestern Native Plants (Carter et al.), review, 2018;XXXXIII:4:9

The Election That Wasn’t, 2022;XXXXVII:3:5

featured in Who’s on Board, 2024;XLIX:3:4

Jim McGrath: Carter Conservation Champion, 2022;XXXXVII:4:5

on native species (From the President), 2021;XXXXVI:4:3

NPSNM Annual Conference (From the President), 2018;XXXXIII:3:2

NPSNM Election Results, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:14

Our Friend George, 2024;XLIX:2:15

remarkable members (From the President), 2021;XXXXVI:2:3

Tom Stewart: NPSNM’s New Vice President, 2016;XXXXI:2:14

Stickleaf

Todilto

White Mesa Gypsum Endemics, 2016;XXXXI:4:5

Stinknet

Potential Stink (From the Presidents), 2023;XLVIII:3:19

Stinknet Found in New Mexico, 2024;XLIX:3:5

Stout Elementary School

Students Beautify Their School, 2007;XXXII:3:10

Strategic Ignorance (Pope, Rauber), 2004;XXIX:4:15

Styrax

platanifolius ssp. youngiae,

One Large Texas Ranch + Conservation-Minded Owners = A Win for Native Plants, 2024;XLIX:1:11

Suberkropp, Keller

New Mexico Close-Up: Chocolate Flower (Berlandiera lyrata), 2017;XXXXII:4:5

Silva Creek Botanical Garden in Silver City, 2015;XXXX:4:14

Sumac

New Mexico Close-up: Bountiful Sumac, 2018;XXXXIII:3:8

skunkbush

cover photo, 2021;XXXXVI:2:16

three-leaf

cover photos, 2018;XXXXIII:3:12

More on Rhus trilobata, 2005;XXX:1:6

Rhus trilobata, 2004;XXIX:4:7

Sunflower

Native Sunflowers: A Summer Spectacle, 2002;XXVII:3:1

Pecos

cover photos, 2012;XXXVII:1:1, 2019;XXXXIV:2:16, 2022;XXXXVII:2:1

Santa Rosa Update, 2015;XXXX:1:3, 2018;XXXXIII:1:5

Saving Beauty: The Story of an Endangered Sunflower, 2019;XXXXIV:2:7

Scenes from a Field Trip to Blue Hole Cienega (photos), 2013;XXXVIII:1:13

State Forestry Rare Plant Reports, 2019;XXXXIV:4:11

Where It Lives (table), 2018;XXXXIII:3:9

surveys

NPSNM Members and Readers Speak Out, 2008;XXXIII:3:1

NPSNM Survey (announcement), 2008;XXXIII:1:1

survey form, 2008;XXXIII:1:7

Survey Results: New Members’ Interests, 2007;XXXII:1:1

Sweet clover

yellow

April Fool’s Gag? Or Sierra Club Goof? 2004;XXIX:3:1

Swift, Dean

2024 conference speaker, 2024;XLIX:2:1

symbiosis

Hidden Symbiosis: A Match Made Underfoot, 2002;XXVII:1:8

Synantherologists

Sevilleta Synantherologist Association (photo), 2003;XXVIII:1:9

Syntrichia

ruralis

Report: SOBEFREE 2010, 2010;XXXV:3:12

Systoechus sp.

photo, 2017;XXXXII:2:3

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Tallamy, Douglas W.

Bringing Nature Home, 2008;XXXIII:3:12, 2018;XXXXIII:1:11

Tamarix spp.

CCF Grant Aids in Tamarisk Removal, 2023;XLVIII:4:5

Effects of the Beetle: Tamarisk Mortality, the Southwestern Willow Flycatcher, and Wildfire (webinar), 2021;XXXXVI:2:4

Salt Cedar—Foe or Friend? 2010;XXXV:3:10

Tamarisk Beetle History, Release, and Spread (webinar), 2021;XXXXVI:2:4

Tanis, Jonathan

Happenings in the Bosque with the Yerba Mansa Project, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:8

Taos Land Trust

More about TLT and Rio Fernando Park, 2021;XXXXVI:1:13

A Year in the Life of a Greenhouse: Taos Chapter’s Partnership with Taos Land Trust at Rio Fernando Park, 2021;XXXXVI:1:12

Taos Visitors Center

Native Landscape at Taos Visitors Center Taking Shape, 2001;XXVI:4:1

Tatroe, Marcia

Cutting Edge Gardening in the Intermountain West, 2007;XXXII:4:13

taxonomy

Field Trips and Taxonomic Revisions, 2009;XXXIV:3:7

What Is That Plant? 2004;XXIX:3:1

Taylor, Ashley

Meet Our New State Botanist, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:4

Taylor, Meghan

Trespass Against Us (Doyle), review, 2005;XXX:2:15

Teacher Award

Ben Gillock, 2016;XXXXI:2:2

Marcie Davis, 2017;XXXXII:2:3

Mary Erwin, 2018;XXXXIII:2:3

Nathan Moore, 2019;XXXXIV:2:3

Tegeticula

yuccasella

The Dance of Pollination, 2024;XLIX:4:11

Tending the Earth (Johnson), 2003;XXVIII:1:15

Tenorio, Jeanne

scholarship awarded to, 2006;XXXI:4:15

Texas buckeye

Plant Portraits: Gorgeous Spring Blossoms, 2005;XXX:3:10

Texas mountain laurel

Plant Portraits: Gorgeous Spring Blossoms, 2005;XXX:3:10

Texas Sky (Meinzer), 2002;XXVII:4:15

Thelesperma

megapotamicum

photo, 2013;XXXVIII:4:10

Thistle

Graham’s

A Rare Jewel in the Gila Wilderness, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:5

musk

Musk Thistle (Carduus nutans)—Unwelcome Guest, 2011;XXXVI:2:16

Stop Killing Native Thistles! 2016;XXXXI:2:6

Wright's marsh

cover photo, 2012;XXXVII:1:1

Santa Rosa Update, 2018;XXXXIII:1:5

State Forestry Rare Plant Reports, 2019;XXXXIV:4:11

Wright's Marsh Thistle Listed, 2023;XLVIII:3:4

Wright’s Marsh Thistle Threatened Listing and Critical Habitat, 2021;XXXXVI:1:4

Thompson, Estela T.

Science Teacher of the Year Award (From the President), 2021;XXXXVI:2:3

Thompson Peak Wilderness Area

Proposed Legislation, 2024;XLIX:1:7

Three Rivers Petroglyph site

People and Environment of the Three Rivers Culture and Their Record in Stone, 2020;XXXXV:2:13

Threlkeld, Gesina B.

in memoriam, 2016;XXXXI:2:15

Tidestromia

wooly

photo, 2013;XXXVIII:4:10

Tidestromia

lanuginosa

photo, 2013;XXXVIII:4:10

Tisdale, Shelby

Taos Chapter Helps Landscape Millicent Rogers Museum, 2005;XXX:3:1

Tobacco

The Good, the Bad, the Dangerous, and the Deadly: The Solanaceae Family in New Mexico, 2010;XXXV:1:5

Tonne, Phil

Painting the Canyon Pink: Efforts to Recover the Endangered Ipomopsis sancti-spiritus, 2011;XXXVI:4:6

Townsendia

gypsophila

White Mesa Gypsum Endemics, 2016;XXXXI:4:5

Tragia

ramosa

Reflections on a Plant Inventory: The Flora of City of Rocks State Park (Grant Co., NM), 2015;XXXX:3:15

Tree of Heaven

The Most Hated Tree in New Mexico, 2010;XXXV:1:11

trees. See also specific species

Arbor Day Tree Promo: Update, 2003;XXVIII:4:16

Good Intentions, Bad Input, 2003;XXVIII:3:7

Making Water Run Uphill (a new champion tree for New Mexico), 2006;XXXI:3:1

Traditions & Myths, 2001;XXVI:3:2

A Tree-Decorating GIFTTT, 2007;XXXII:1:15

Tree Stories, 2021;XXXXVI:3:11

Trees and Shrubs of New Mexico , 3rd ed. (Carter), 2021;XXXXVI:1:7, 2021;XXXXVI:2:7

Trees and Shrubs of New Mexico, rev. ed. (Carter), 2012;XXXVII:3:11

Trespass Against Us (Doyle), 2005;XXX:2:15

Tribute Gifts

Aug. 2023 to Aug. 2024, 2024;XLIX:4:13

Trichostema

arizonicum

Reflections on a Plant Inventory: The Flora of City of Rocks State Park (Grant Co., NM), 2015;XXXX:3:13

Trillium

grandiflorum

Another Reason to Love Wal-Mart! 2003;XXVIII:2:1

Tuomey, James W.

Field Trips and Taxonomic Revisions, 2009;XXXIV:3:7

Turk’s cap cactus

cover photos, 2020;XXXXV:3:16

Lemondrops and Limestones, 2020;XXXXV:3:8

Turpentine bush

A Very Brief History of E. laricifolia, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:10

Tweit, Susan J.

Rocky Mountain Garden Survival Guide, 2005;XXX:1:15

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U

Ulmus

pumila

The Case for Conserving Water (and a Corollary: The Case for Siberian Elm), 2009;XXXIV:4:10

The Elm Family Skeleton, 2010;XXXV:4:12

Investigations on the Invasion Success of Ulmus pumila L. in North America and Argentina, 2010;XXXV:4:14

Umberson, Dee Alton

in memoriam, 2012;XXXVII:2:3

Understory (movie review), 2022;XXXXVII:2:4

Ungnadia

speciosa

Plant Portraits: Gorgeous Spring Blossoms, 2005;XXX:3:10

University of New Mexico Herbarium

Thank You to NPSNM from University of New Mexico Herbarium, 2012;XXXVII:2:3

Upper Gila Watershed Alliance

Upper Gila Watershed Alliance Studies Roads in Gila NF, 2008;XXXIII:4:6

Urban, Lillis

scholarship awarded to, 2009;XXXIV:1:12

U.S. Department of Defense

Items from Bush Greenwatch, 2004;XXIX:4:14

U.S. Department of the Interior

DOI National Monuments Review, 2017;XXXXII:4:3

U.S. Forest Service. See also national forests

Forest Service Prescribed Burn Plans, 2024;XLIX:4:5

Utricularia

vulgaris

The Un-Common Bladderwort, 2001;XXVI:1:4

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V

Valerian

Arizona

Reflections on a Plant Inventory of Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument (2013-2020), 2021;XXXXVI:1:10

Valeriana

arizonica

Reflections on a Plant Inventory of Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument (2013-2020), 2021;XXXXVI:1:10

Valle de Oro National Wildlife Refuge

as new wildlife refuge, 2014;XXXIX:4:3

Valle de Oro NWR Update, 2016;XXXXI:3:8

Valles Caldera National Preserve

Comments, 2021;XXXXVI:3:4

cover photo, 2010;XXXV:3:1

management transfer, 2015;XXXX:2:7

NPSNM Joins Valles Caldera Coalition, 2006;XXXI:2:5

Record of Decision signed, 2014;XXXIX:4:5

Sedgucation II: A Historic Day at Valles Caldera National Preserve, 2013;XXXVIII:4:5

updates, 2015;XXXX:3:5, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:5

The Valles Caldera National Preserve: Plant Paradise at a Legislative Crossroads, 2010;XXXV:3:5

Vascular Plants of the San Luis Basin (Dixon), 2014;XXXIX:4:5

Veltkamp, Tatia

Desperately Seeking Asclepias, 2014;XXXIX:4:5

Enchanting Wings in Your Yard, 2012;XXXVII:2:8

Verbena

tufted sand

photo, 2013;XXXVIII:4:13

White Mesa Gypsum Endemics, 2016;XXXXI:4:5

vocabulary

Some Words on Plants, 2006;XXXI:1:11

Von Loh, James

Fill 'er up! Butterflies and moths swarm turpentine bush, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:10

Lemondrops and Limestones, 2020;XXXXV:3:8

Milkweed Cantina del Rio: Will Trade Nectar for Long, Strong, Hairy Legs, 2020;XXXXV:4:9

Spring Comes Early for Some, 2022;XXXXVII:1:10

An Uncommonly Beautiful Locally Common Cactus, 2021;XXXXVI:3:10

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W

Wallflower

The Must-See Mustards, 2004;XXIX:1:13

Wal-Mart

Another Reason to Love Wal-Mart! 2003;XXVIII:2:1

Wanner, Irene

High and Dry (Nold), review, 2009;XXXIV:3:12

The Landscaping Ideas of Jays (Lowry), review, 2008;XXXIII:1:13

Washington Native Plant Society

Pasco, Washington—The City That Outlaws Flowers, 2001;XXVI:4:2

Wasowski, Andy

Arbor Day Tree Promo: Update, 2003;XXVIII:4:16

botanical missionaries, 2001;XXVI:3:5

Don Walker profile, 2004;XXIX:3:10

Four Ways to Improve Your Nature Photographs, 2002;XXVII:1:7

Good Intentions, Bad Input, 2003;XXVIII:3:7

How to Get Your Lawn & Garden Off Drugs (Rubin), review, 2003;XXVIII:3:15

in memoriam

Andy Wasowski, 2012;XXXVII:4:6

From the President, 2012;XXXVII:4:2

Native Plants Go to School, 2001;XXVI:1:8

as newsletter editor (The Prez Sez), 2005;XXX:3:11

Republicans for Environmental Protection, 2001;XXVI:2:5

Seattle Speaks? 2002;XXVII:2:8

Yard Full of Sun (Calhoun), review, 2005;XXX:4:10

Wasowski, Andy and Sally

Building Inside Nature’s Envelope, 2001;XXVI:4:15

Native Landscaping from El Paso to L.A., 2001;XXVI:1:15

NPSOT Honors Wasowskis, 2006;XXXI:1:10

Requiem for a Lawnmower, 2004;XXIX:3:14

Wasowski, Sally

Dry Climate Gardening (Ortho Books), review, 2004;XXIX:2:14

How To Grow Native Plants of Texas and the Southwest (Nokes), review, 2002;XXVII:1:15

Native Plants for High-Elevation Western Gardens (Busco, Morin), review, 2003;XXVIII:4:15

as Publications Committee Chair (The Prez Sez), 2005;XXX:3:11

Tending the Earth (Johnson), review, 2003;XXVIII:1:15

The Thorny Rose Affair, 2004;XXIX:3:7

wasps

Mexican scoliid

Milkweed Cantina del Rio: Will Trade Nectar for Long, Strong, Hairy Legs, 2020;XXXXV:4:14

Tarantula Hawk

cover photo, 2020;XXXXV:4:1, 2021;XXXXVI:2:1

water and waterways. See also Rio Grande

The Case for Conserving Water (and a Corollary: The Case for Siberian Elm), 2009;XXXIV:4:10

Clean Water, 2004;XXIX:1:9

conservation of, 2004;XXIX:1:8

Global Water Crisis, 2002;XXVII:4:4

H2 Oh Oh! 2002;XXVII:2:5

The Navigable Water Protection Rule: Highlights and Initial Takeaways (webinar), 2021;XXXXVI:2:4

NPSNM Workshop Report: Becoming Rain Keepers, 2009;XXXIV:3:2

Phytoremediation: Utilizing Native Plants to Detoxify Contaminated Stormwater, 2013;XXXVIII:1:7

Wild and Scenic Film Festival in Silver City, 2018;XXXXIII:2:3

WOTUS, NPSNM comments, 2019;XXXXIV:3:4

WOTUS Update, 2021;XXXXVI:4:5

Webber, Patrick

NPSNM Member Patrick Webber in the News, 2010;XXXV:3:13

webinars

Conservation Corner: the Year of the Webinar, 2021;XXXXVI:2:4

websites

Ask A Biologist, 2006;XXXI:2:4

Drought Website, 2006;XXXI:3:5

New Mexico Rare Plant Website Has a New Face! 2020;XXXXV:3:3

New Mexico’s Best-Kept Secret, 2012;XXXVII:2:6

NPSNM Has a Website?! 2008;XXXIII:2:6

Vascular Plants of the Gila National Forest: Introducing “gilaflora.com”, 2009;XXXIV:3:10

weeds

Musk Thistle (Carduus nutans)—Unwelcome Guest, 2011;XXXVI:2:16

Scientists Warn of Genetically Modified Superweed Risk, 2005;XXX:4:14

Super Weeds? 2004;XXIX:1:9

Wehrden, Henrik von

Investigations on the Invasion Success of Ulmus pumila L. in North America and Argentina, 2010;XXXV:4:14

Weisman, Alan

The World Without Us, 2008;XXXIII:3:14

Wells, Peggy

Albuquerque Chapter: Beth Herschman honored, 2007;XXXII:4:6

Wesche, Karsten

Investigations on the Invasion Success of Ulmus pumila L. in North America and Argentina, 2010;XXXV:4:14

West, Renée

2013 grant recipients (From the President), 2013;XXXVIII:2:2

2014 grant recipients (From the President), 2014;XXXIX:2:2

Andy Wasowski (From the President), 2012;XXXVII:4:2

Cindy Roper (From the President), 2014;XXXIX:1:2

Gathering Moss (Kimmerer), review, 2007;XXXII:3:15

Hummingbird Plants of the Southwest (Scott), review, 2015;XXXX:3:9

Lolly Jones (From the President), 2013;XXXVIII:3:2

Native Plant Yard, a Decade and a Half Later, 2016;XXXXI:2:7

New Policies Presented for Review, 2013;XXXVIII:2:2

as newsletter editor (The Prez Sez), 2005;XXX:3:14

Note from the (New) Editor, 2005;XXX:4:2

NPSNM Annual Conference (From the President, 2012;XXXVII:4:2

Postcard from the Edge of My Known Universe, 2015;XXXX:4:16

Salvage Zone Update, 2009;XXXIV:3:10

State Meeting Showcases Chihuahuan Desert, 2006;XXXI:4:10

A Tribute: Sara Stein, 1935-2005, 2005;XXX:4:15

West, Steve

Northern Chihuahuan Desert Wildflowers, 2001;XXVI:3:15

Western New Mexico University Herbarium. See Dale A. Zimmerman Herbarium

wetlands

Aridland Springs, 2010;XXXV:2:14

Chattanooga Iron Fen, 2016;XXXXI:1:3

conservation of, 2003;XXVIII:2:13

Santa Rosa Update, 2015;XXXX:1:3, 2016;XXXXI:1:5, 2018;XXXXIII:1:5

Southeast New Mexico Wetlands Storymap (webinar), 2021;XXXXVI:2:4

White Fishook Cactus

cover photo, 2021;XXXXVI:2:1

Spring Comes Early for Some, 2022;XXXXVII:1:10

Whiteman, Kathy

Riparian Research Funded by NPSNM, 2005;XXX:2:6

scholarship awarded to, 2007;XXXII:4:6

White Mesa

field trip photos, 2013;XXXVIII:4:1, 2013;XXXVIII:4:3

Whitman, John

NPSNM Photo Contest submission, 2018;XXXXIII:4:1

NPSNM Photo Contest winner, 2019;XXXXIV:1:1, 2019;XXXXIV:1:3

Whitmore, Mary

as Poster Committee Chair (The Prez Sez), 2005;XXX:3:11

Wilde, Ellen

A Botanical Trip to Mexico, 2010;XXXV:1:3

Cutting Edge Gardening in the Intermountain West (Tatroe), review, 2007;XXXII:4:13

Wilderness Act

Weakening the Wilderness Act, 2024;XLIX:4:5

wilderness areas

Organ Mountains–Desert Peaks National Monument

Wilderness Bill Introduced to Protect Eight Wilderness Study Areas, 2016;XXXXI:3:3

Thompson Peak Wilderness Area

Proposed Legislation, 2024;XLIX:1:7

wildflowers

The Art of Wildflower Photography workshop, 2013;XXXVIII:2:6

Colorado Rocky Mountain Wildflower App Available, 2012;XXXVII:3:3

Crested Butte Wildflower Festival, 2022;XXXXVII:2:5

Harbingers of Spring: Little Wildflowers That Plan Ahead, 2009;XXXIV:2:14

Meadow-in-a-Can? Or Trouble-in-a-Can? 2003;XXVIII:1:12

New Mexico Wildflower App, 2014;XXXIX:3:7

Vampire Wildflowers of Bosque del Apache, 2008;XXXIII:4:13

Wild Friends NM

Pollinator Protection License Plate, 2020;XXXXV:2:4

wildlife, wildlife refuges

Landscape Project Initiated for Sevilleta National Wildlife Refuge Visitors Center, 2001;XXVI:1:14

Open House at Sevilleta National Wildlife Refuge, 2001;XXVI:4:5

Postcard from the Edge of My Known Universe, 2015;XXXX:4:16

State Wildlife Action Plan, 2015;XXXX:3:3, 2015;XXXX:4:3, 2016;XXXXI:3:8, 2016;XXXXI:4:9

Valle de Oro, 2014;XXXIX:4:3

Valle de Oro NWR Update, 2016;XXXXI:3:8

Vampire Wildflowers of Bosque del Apache, 2008;XXXIII:4:13

Wildscaping: The Ultimate in Gardening for Wildlife, 2002;XXVII:1:10

Wild Ones

Plant Rescue Reminders, 2001;XXVI:4:4

Williams, Owen

NPSNM photo contest winner, 2010;XXXV:4:1

Williams, Roger, L.

A Region of Astonishing Beauty, 2004;XXIX:3:15

Williams, Susan

Native Bees of New Mexico, 2011;XXXVI:4:9

Williams Lake, NM

cover photo, 2018;XXXXIII:1:1

Field Trip: Hike to Williams Lake, 2009;XXXIV:4:5

Wilson, Edward O.

The Future of Life, 2004;XXIX:1:15

Wilson, Lucille Nichols

Otero's Lucille Wilson Turns 90, 2006;XXXI:4:6

wind farms

Wind Energy Threatens Bats, 2004;XXIX:4:2

Winn, James, 2024;XLIX:1:10

Winter season

Don’t Let Winter Get You Down! 2011;XXXVI:1:8

Fall and Winter Botany (or Plant Forensics), 2011;XXXVI:1:8

I can Hardly Wait for Spring, 2005;XXX:1:11

Winter Botanizing (cover photos), 2011;XXXVI:1:1

Witt, David L.

Wild at Heart: Ernest Thompson Seton Exhibition at New Mexico History Museum, 2010;XXXV:3:14

Wolfberry

cover photo, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:1

pale

illustration, 2003;XXVIII:3:6

Torrey’s

How to Lick Salty Soils, 2001;XXVI:4:10

Wolfe, Pam

Native Plant Demonstration Gardens, 2022;XXXXVII:1:12

SNaPP Native Plant Demonstration Garden, 2020;XXXXV:4:8

Wong, Peter

Rhus trilobata, 2004;XXIX:4:7

Wood, Bonnie

Conservation and Restoration at DeHaven Ranch, 2022;XXXXVII:1:8

Wood, Charles

in memoriam, 2015;XXXX:4:16

Woodbine

Native or Not: Woodbine, 2019;XXXXIV:1:6

Wood reed grass

Society Workshop Finds Long Lost Grass! 2004;XXIX:1:4

Woodward, Joan

Las Cruces Chapter Awards Two Native Plant Grants for NMSU Students, 2024;XLIX:1:7

Woodward, Madeleine

as website manager (From the President), 2021;XXXXVI:2:3

Wooten, E.O.

The Trail of E.O. Wooten, 2001;XXVI:3:8

Wootten, Tom

Ask A Biologist, 2006;XXXI:2:4

Conserve Our National Parks, 2006;XXXI:4:6

Damn the E.S.A., 2006;XXXI:3:6

in memoriam, 2007;XXXII:4:10

The World Without Us (Weisman), 2008;XXXIII:3:14

Wulf, Andrea

Founding Gardeners, 2011;XXXVI:4:13

The Invention of Nature, 2016;XXXXI:2:8

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X

Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation, 2007;XXXII:3:16

xeriscaping. See landscaping

Y

Yarborough, Sharon

Ferns and Fern Allies of the Trans-Pecos and Adjacent Areas, 2003;XXVIII:3:14

Yard Full of Sun (Calhoun), 2005;XXX:4:10

Yerba mansa

cover photo, 2022;XXXXVII:1:1

Happenings in the Bosque with the Yerba Mansa Project, 2023;XXXXVIII:2:8

Yerba Mansa, 2022;XXXXVII:1:5

Yerba Mansa, The Gentle Herb, 2007;XXXII:1:10

Young, Mary Sophie

An Independent Life Devoted to Plants: Mary Sophie Young, 2023;XXXXVIII:1:10

Young’s snowball

One Large Texas Ranch + Conservation-Minded Owners = A Win for Native Plants, 2024;XLIX:1:11

Yucca

banana

The Dance of Pollination, 2024;XLIX:4:11

Have You Hugged Your Yucca Today? 2006;XXXI:1:1

soaptree

Reflections on a Plant Inventory: The Flora of City of Rocks State Park (Grant Co., NM), 2015;XXXX:3:14

soapweed

cover photo, 2024;XLIX:4:1

Yucca

baccata

The Dance of Pollination, 2024;XLIX:4:11

elata

Reflections on a Plant Inventory: The Flora of City of Rocks State Park (Grant Co., NM), 2015;XXXX:3:14

glauca

cover photo, 2024;XLIX:4:1

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Z

Zephyranthes

longifolia (Hemsley) Cockerell

cover photos, 2020;XXXXV:3:16

Lemondrops and Limestones, 2020;XXXXV:3:9

photos, 2020;XXXXV:3:9

Ziehe, Gary

Gary Ziehe to Keynote 2003 Annual Meeting, 2003;XXVIII:2:1

Zinnia

wild

photo, 2016;XXXXI:1:11

Zinnia

grandiflora

photo, 2016;XXXXI:1:11

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