CURRENT EVENTS
Tuesday afternoon, May 15th, 4 pm, West Cuesta Ridge, San Luis Obispo Co. Join Matt Ritter and Kristie Haydu for a visit to the West Cuesta Ridge and Botanical Reserve. See many spring wild flowers, with views of the San Luis Obispo area and the Seven Sisters prominently displayed, but most importantly the groves of the rare Sargent Cypress and Obispo Manzanita. Meet at Santa Rosa Park (the corner of Santa Rosa Street (Hwy 1) and Oak Street in San Luis Obispo). We will carpool from there in high clearance vehicles, due to the uneven surfaces along the West Cuesta Ridge Road. Anyone having a high clearance vehicle is asked to bring it and help shuttle people up to the ridge. For more information: Bill Waycott, (805) 459-2103 or bill.waycott@gmail.com.
Malcolm McLeod Scholarship Fun...
About Malcolm McLeod Dr. Malcolm McLeod was a professor of botany in the Biology Department at Cal Poly from 1979 until his full...
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The City of Grover Beach is moving ahead with a portion of the West Grand Avenue Master Plan with approval of a hotel-resort complex...
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Our annual North County meeting at the Atascadero AARP building was a success as Ryan O’Dell showed us serpentine-loving plants from...
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In lieu of a program, we will hold our first ever Plant ID Workshop at 6pm, followed by CNPS chapter business meeting at 7pm. Kristie...
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Cambria Wildflower Show Sat 4/28 12-5 & Sun 4/29 10-4 at the Cambria Veterans Bldg, Main Street and Cambria Drive Imagine the...
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Saturday, 7 April, 2012 8:30/9:00 am Title: Malcolm McLeod Annual Field Trip Meeting to Shell Creek Location: Shell Creek Description:...
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The California Native Plant Society (CNPS) is a statewide non-profit organization of amateurs and professionals with a common interest in California’s native plants. The Society, working through its local chapters, seeks to increase understanding of California’s native flora and to preserve this rich resource for future generations. Membership is open to all. Our members have diverse interests including natural history, botany, ecology, conservation, photography, drawing, hiking, and gardening.
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