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Introductory Class at the Siskiyou Field Institute
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Introductory Class at the Siskiyou Field Institute
17 Mar 2015 2:32 PM
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Roger Rosentreter
T
he Colorful World of Lichens •
Naturalist Certificate • Adults, Kids 12+ Instructors: Roger Rosentreter PhD and Ann DeBolt
Date: Saturday-Sunday, April 18-19, 2015
Location: Deer Creek Center, Selma Tuition: $110 From meadows to woodlands, lichens find homes on many different substrates, including rocks, soil, humus, stumps and trees. Explore their colorful world on a series of hikes and excursions throughout the valley. Students will become familiar with these small plants’ distinguishing structures both in the classroom and during outdoor sessions. They’ll learn common lichens of the bioregion and explore the ecology and cultural uses of these symbiotic plants.
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