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May 13 Meeting, “Natives vs. Exotics: Reducing non-native plant species in urban landscapes”
NPSNM/LC meeting at 7 p.m. Wednesday, May 13, 2020 will be hosted on Zoom. Trystan Harpold, NMSU 2019 graduate presents: “Natives vs. Exotics: Reducing non-native plant species in urban landscapes of…
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May 6, Online Meeting: “The Use of Soil Seed Banks in Ecological Restoration.” Akasha Faist of NMSU
Please participate in the Albuquerque chapter’s first online meeting using the Zoom application! For security reasons, a link to the meeting will be sent to chapter members via email…
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April 1. Meeting: Cancelled by NM Museum of Natural History and Science
Wes Brittenham, Farm and Landscape Manager at Los Poblanos Historic Inn and Organic Farm, was to describe how native plants can be utilized to create a functioning habitat and…
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March 20th – 22nd Field Trip: Rockhound State Park and the Little Florida Mountains
Leader: George Miller. We will attempt to find fields and hills covered with Mexican poppies for this early spring trip to the southern mountains of NM. We’ll also search…
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March 4, 7:00 pm. Botanist Jim McGrath speaks about Little Water Canyon in the Zuni Mountains
March 4. Meeting: “Little Water Canyon – A Natural Area in the Zuni Mountains of New Mexico.” Jim will describe the geologic, faunal and floral features of this unique canyon. Little…
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March 9: Trip to the Chihuahuan Desert Research Institute, Ft. Davis
Jean-Claude Linossi who is the field trip coordinator for the El Paso Cactus and Rock Club has offered our group, the Native Plant Society/El Paso Chapter, the opportunity…
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Wednesday, February 19 — “The Wacky Wonderful World of Fungi” with Dr. Joseph Morton
Dr. Joseph Morton, Professor Emeritus, West Virginia University Wednesday, February 19, 2020 6:30 PM Dr. Joseph Morton, received his PhD at Montana State University was a professor of Microbiology and Genetics at…
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La Cueva Field Trip Saturday January 18th
La Cueva is an archaeological site at Dripping Springs Natural Area. We will hike across the canyon to visit the site, see several types of stone…
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Taos: “The Wacky Wonderful World of Fungi” is cancelled for March 18, rescheduled April 15.
The following meeting, originally scheduled for March 18, has been postponed until April 15. Dr. Joseph Morton of Santa Fe will speak on “The Wacky Wonderful World of Fungi.” Dr….
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