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CNGA Field Day at Hedgerow Farms - Friday, April 16, 2010

Identifying the Native and Naturalized Grasses of Southern California & the Santa Rosa Plateau - Friday & Saturday, April 30 - May 1, 2010

Identifying the Native and Naturalized Grasses of California - Saturday & Sunday, May 22-23, 2010

A California North Coast Grasslands Symposium - Thursday & Friday, June 3-4, 2001

Identifying the Native and Naturalized Grasses of California's North Coast- Saturday & Sunday, June 5- June 6, 2010

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CNGA Field Day at Hedgerow Farms - Friday, April 16, 2010

  Registration - CNGA Members
$45
  Registration - Non-Members
$65
  Registration - Non-Members PLUS half-price CNGA membership ($22 savings)
$87.50
  Registration - Students
$35
 

Friday, April 16, 2010: 1-day Event: CNGA Field Day at Hedgerow Farms. Location: Winters, California.

Join us for this third annual opportunity for practical, hands-on learning about native grasses and grassland restoration.

Instructors TBA (will include John Anderson, David Amme, Chris Rose, Bryan Young, + others).


 

 

2-day Workshop: Identifying the Native and Naturalized Grasses of Southern California & the Santa Rosa Plateau - Friday & Saturday, April 30 - May 1, 2010.

  Registration - CNGA Members
$220
  Registration - Non-Members (includes 1-yr complimentary CNGA membership)
$260
  Registration - Students
$135
 

Friday & Saturday, April 30 - May 1, 2010: 2-day Workshop: Identifying the Native and Naturalized Grasses of Southern California & the Santa Rosa Plateau. Locations: Public Utilities Building, 990 E. Mission Road, Fallbrook, CA 92028, and the Santa Rosa Plateau.

Learn about California’s grassland ecology and the qualities of specific native grasses for restoration. Become skilled at recognizing the basic groups and common species through work with plant samples in the classroom on Day 1 and in the field on Day 2. Instructors: David Amme and Zachary Principe.

Enrollment limited to 35.


 

2-day Workshop: Identifying the Native and Naturalized Grasses of California - Saturday & Sunday, May 22-23, 2010

  Registration - CNGA Members
$220
  Registration - Non-Members (includes 1-yr complimentary CNGA membership)
$260
  Registration - Students
$135
 

2-day Workshop: Identifying the Native and Naturalized Grasses of California.

Location: Point Reyes Dance Palace (503 B Street, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956) and field sites.

Learn about California’s grassland ecology and the qualities of specific native grasses for restoration. Become skilled at recognizing the basic groups and common species through work with plant samples in the classroom on Day 1 and in the field on Day 2.

Instructors: David Amme & Wade Belew.

Enrollment limited to 40.


 

Our Big Event! A California North Coast Grasslands Symposium - Thursday & Friday, June 3-4, 2010

 
  Symposium Registration - CNGA Members
$175
 
  Symposium Registration PLUS June 5-6 Grassland ID Workshop ($20 savings)- CNGA Members
$375
 
  Symposium Registration - Non-Members (includes 1-yr complimentary CNGA membership)
$215
 
  Symposium Registration PLUS June 5-6 Grassland ID Workshop ($20 savings)- Non-Members (includes 1-yr complimentary CNGA membership)
$455
 
  Symposium Registration - Students
$100
 
  Symposium Registration PLUS June 5-6 Grassland ID Workshop ($20 savings)- Students
$215
 
 

Thursday & Friday, June 3-4, 2010:  Our Big Event! A California North Coast Grasslands Symposium. Location: Humboldt Area Foundation Community Center, 373 Indianola Road, Bayside.

Join us as we explore native grassland habitats behind the "Redwood Curtain." Day 1 is guest speakers, exhibitors, panel presentation, Q&A’s, networking opportunities, and a no-host evening dinner with speaker David Amme on “Creating a Native Meadow.” Day 2 is field trips with transportation provided to the Lanphere Dunes in the morning and the Bald Hills in the afternoon.

Speakers & Instructors:

David Amme, Wildlands Vegetation Program Manager, East Bay Regional Park District, Oakland

Leonel Arquello, Supervisory Botanist, Redwood National and State Parks, Orick

Julie Evens, Vegetation Program Director, California Native Plant Society, Sacramento

Todd Keeler-Wolf, Vegetation Classification and Mapping Senior Biologist, Department of Fish and Game, Sacramento

Andrea Pickart, Ecologist, Humboldt Bay National  Wildlife Refuge, Arcata

James P. Smith, Jr., Professor of Botany, Emeritus, Humboldt State University, Arcata

Jennifer Wheeler, Botanist, Bureau of Land Management, Arcata

Bryan Young, Manager, Bufferlands, Sacramento Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant, Elk Grove

Enrollment limited to 60.


 
 

Saturday & Sunday, June 5-6, 2010: Workshop: Identifying the Native and Naturalized Grasses of California's North Coast.

 
  Registration - CNGA Members
$220
 
  Registration - Non-Members (includes 1-yr complimentary CNGA membership)
$260
 
  Registration - Students
$135
 
 

Workshop: Identifying the Native and Naturalized Grasses of California's North Coast.

Location: Humboldt State University, Arcata, and field sites.

On Day 1, learn about California’s grassland ecology, the qualities of specific native grasses for restoration, and become skilled at recognizing the basic groups and common species through work with plant samples in the classroom.

On Day 2, visit field sites to identify grasses and view restoration practices first-hand.

Instructor: David Amme.

($20 DISCOUNT FOR THIS WORKSHOP IF YOU REGISTER FOR  JUNE 3-4 SYMPOSIUM! Use Symposium registration above if you wish to do both.)

Enrollment limited to 30.