Celebrating and conserving the ecological richness of California's grasslands
Grasslands Journal
Grasslands is published four times year with feature articles about native grasses, restoration, land management, current conservation efforts, and (of course) grassland habitat.
Grasslands - Summer 2020 Vol 30. No. 3 In this issue:
On the cover: A beautiful and diverse collection of natives found on a rural roadside outside of Petaluma. Photo by Emily Allen, CNGA Board Member |
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Grasslands - Spring 2020 Vol 30. No. 2 In this issue
On the cover: San Luis Obispo County wildflowers, April 13, 2019. Photo: Mariga Torossian |
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Grasslands - Winter 2020 Vol 30. No. 1
On the cover: A rare significant snowfall on the Mitsui Ranch, in the oak savanna of the Inner Coast Range of Sonoma County near Petaluma. Photo:Jeffery T. Wilcox, Managing Ecologist, Sonoma Mountain Ranch Preservation Foundation, Former CNGA Board Member Grasslands - Fall 2019 Vol 29. No. 4
On the cover: Madia elegans (common, or showy madia) growing at Grace Hudson Museum, Ukiah, CA. Photo courtesy of Emily Allen, CNGA Board of Directors. Grasslands - Summer 2019 Vol 29. No. 3 - Special Issue: Fire in California
Grasslands - Spring 2019 Vol 29. No. 2
Grasslands - Winter 2019 Vol 29. No. 1
Grasslands - Fall 2018 Vol 28. No. 4
Grasslands - Summer 2018 Vol 28. No. 3
Grasslands - Spring 2018 Vol 28. No. 2
APPENDIX: Abstracts on Grasslands from CNPS Conference, February 2018 in Los Angeles Grasslands Vol 28. No. 1 - Winter 2018 Inside:
Grasslands Vol 27, No. 4 - Fall 2017 Inside:
Vol. 27. No. 3 - Summer 2017 -Special Issue - Critters in the Grasslands
Appendix to Volume 27 (2) Feature Articles:
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Vol. 24, No. 4 - Fall 2014 Vol. 24, No. 2 - Spring 2014 Special Issue:Drought Management Vol. 21, No. 2 - Spring 2011 Feature Article - CNGA 20th Anniversary: What have we learned about grasses or grasslands in the past 20 years? part 2. Vol. 21, No. 1 - Winter 2011 Feature Article - CNGA 20th Anniversary: What have we learned about grasses or grasslands in the past 20 years?Vol. 20, No. 4 - Fall 2010 (missing pages 16 17) Feature Article- The Marin Carbon Project: Theory in Practice Vol 20, No. 3 - Summer 2010 (missing cover) Feature Article- An Overview of North Coast Grasses Vol. 20, No. 2 - Spring 2010 Feature Article- Regenerating Disturbed Soils to Sustain Vegetation by Vic Claassen & Jim Hanson Vol. 19, No. 4 - Fall 2009 Feature Article- Conservation Management of California's Coastal Prairie Vol. 19, No. 2 - Spring 2009 Feature Article-Italian Ryegrass: A New Central Coast Dominant? Vol. 19, No. 1 - Winter 2009 Feature Article- Life Histories of Vernal Pool Annual Grasses Vol 11, No 1 - Winter 2001 Excerpted Article - Resource Management Demonstration at Russian Ridge Preserve, Paul Kephart, Rana Creek Habitat Restoration - Five management options explored in coastal grassland habitat in San Mateo County. Grasslands Newsletters October 1992 CNGA Grasslands Newsletter Feature Article- Grassland Restoration in California, by David Amme September 1992 CNGA Grasslands Newsletter Feature Articles- -Perennial Grasses for Roadside Weed Control, by Ted Adams & John Menke -Sampling Scheme for Germplasm Conservation & Analysis of Genetic Variation in California Native Grasses: A Suggested Strategy, by Margi Oard May 1992 CNGA Grasslands Newsletter Feature Article- Seeding After Wildfire in California, by David Amme & Ted Adams February 1992 CNGA Grasslands Newsletter Feature Article- Mycorrhizae and Restoration of Native Grasslands, by T.V. St. John October 1991 CNGA Grasslands Newsletter Feature Article-Grazing and Fire Management, by John W. Menke July 1991 CNGA Grasslands Newsletter Feature Article- Notes on Native Grasses, by Judith Lowry April 1991 CNGA Grasslands Newsletter Feature Article- Working with Native Perennial Grasses, by Davis Amme |
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