Special Pinelands Plants Course 2008This program is designed to help consultants, government personnel, researchers and citizens understand the special plants of the New Jersey Pinelands. This year's program will address the identification, ecology and restoration of the Pinelands' rare flora. (Note important changes. compared with prior years' courses.)
Classroom sessions will run on Tuesday evenings, from 7 to 9 pm, beginning in June. These sessions will be lectures and workshops that focus either on systematics or the principles and practices of restoration. Registrations will be for individual sessions. The cost is $15 for regular sessions and $25 for special guest speaker sessions.
Field trips will be on Saturdays and Sundays. Most of these trips will be to New Jersey Natural Heritage Priority Sites within the Pinelands, and the purpose will be to develop field botany skills and collect data for the Heritage Program. The field trip registration fee will be $10 per trip. The field trips will not necessarily be directly linked to any particular classroom sessions.
The updated edition of the South Jersey Rare Plant Workbook will be available to participants.
Click here for the list of recommended reference material (Acrobat .pdf document.)
Tuesday evening classroom sessions are scheduled as follows:
Saturday and Sunday field trips are scheduled as follows. Trips will run from 9 am to 3 pm. Locations and other pertinent details will be available several weeks prior to each trip.
Please make all correspondence by email, if possible. Contact russell@pinelandsalliance.org. You can register either by check or by credit card, sending your full name, address, phone number, email address and a list of all the sessions and field trips you wish to attend, with full payment. Registrations will be processed in the order received. There will be a limit to the class size.
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