Dedicated to the conservation and appreciation of Minnesota’s native plants and plant communities
Presented by: Diane Narem, Ecologist with Stantec. The recorded Zoom meeting is available on the Videos page.
Presented by: Lee E. Frelich, Director, The University of Minnesota Center for Forest Ecology. The recorded Zoom meeting is available on the Videos page.
The 2020 Symposium was cancelled due to the global pandemic. A different topic (TBD) will be the subject of the next Symposium.
Presented by: Donald M. Waller, PhD, J.T. Curtis Professor of Botany – retired (University of Wisconsin-Madison). The recorded Zoom meeting is available on the Videos page.
Presented by Dr. Tiffany Wolf, DVM, PhD, University of Minnesota. The recorded Zoom meeting is available on the Videos page. The moose, an iconic creature of the north woods and an important member of this ecosystem, is in serious decline.
Title: Private Land Protection Incentives for Prairie Landowners. Presenter: Tyler Janke, Natural Areas Specialist, MN DNR. The recorded Zoom meeting is available on the Videos page.
Title: Prairie Management and plant/pollinator interactions. Presenter: Diane Larson, Research Wildlife Biologist at the US Geological Survey and Adjunct Associate Professor at the U of M. The recorded Zoom meeting is available on the Videos page.
Presented by: Dr. James Doyle, Professor Emeritus, Department of Evolution and Ecology, College of Biological Sciences University of Califormia Davis. The recorded Zoom meeting is available on the Videos page. Dr. Doyle’s Research Interest My research deals primarily with the
Presented by: Dr. Ian Lane, Department of Entomology, University of Minnesota. The recorded Zoom meeting is available on the Videos page. Dr. Lane’s Research Interest My work primarily focuses on native bee conservation, with a focus on understanding how bee
Come join Steve Eggers and Jennifer Kamm for a day of aquatic plant identification canoeing Weaver Bottoms followed by a xeric vegetation tour of Kellogg-Weaver Dunes SNA. Both of these areas are close to one another and are located just off of Highway 61 in southeastern Minnesota.
