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Living with Native Plants
Michael Eustacio Chavez, a native New Mexican, whose ancestry dates to 1600, tells about how native plants were used when he was growing up on what is now Sevilleta…
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Landscape scale forest restoration in the Zuni Mountains: Restoring what, to what?
For more than a decade the Forest Stewards Guild has been working with a diverse group of partners to restore resilience to forests in the Zuni Mountains of western…
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Cactus Chronicles: The joy of finding, identifying and photographing cacti in the Las Cruces area
Naturalist and award-winning photographer Lisa Mandelkern takes us to the desert to show us blooming cactus species in their natural habitats. Many of the cacti are small plants, easily…
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Annual Holiday Potluck
At the home of Helena and Nord at 4 Windstone Drive in Rancho Viejo. Directions to follow in January. Please bring a dish to share. RSVP to Helena Van Heiningen…
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Beyond Automobiles: Native Plant Stewardship, Revegetation, and Highway Ecology at New Mexico Department of Transportation
Steven Gisler serves as New Mexico Department of Transportation’s newly appointed liaison with the Native Plant Society of New Mexico, and will provide an overview of the Department’s programs…
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Columbines: A Recent and Successful Immigration Story
Scott Canning is Horticulture and Special Projects Director at the Santa Fe Botanical Garden. He has worked in botanical gardens since 1989. He worked at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden in…
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Forty Years of Change in the Sunflower Bee Community in the Southwestern United States
On Wednesday November 1st at 7:00 p.m. at the NM Museum of Natural History, the public is invited to a program on an historical ecology study of pollinators (bees)…
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Wooing Native Bees
The Santa Fe Chapter of the Native Plant Society of New Mexico presents a free talk at Christ Lutheran Church on Wednesday, October 18, 2017 at 6:30 pm by Dr….
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Spruce-fir: A different kind of forest
Toby Gass, USFS, retired, will discuss the forests of Engelmann spruce and sub-alpine fir that cover the higher elevations of the Sangre de Cristos. The ecology of these forests differs…
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