Date: Tuesday, April 8th   Time: 7pm   Location: MK Nature Center or Zoom (link to be provided )   Presenter: Barbara Ertter   Title: A Naturalist’s Camino: Circumnavigating Spain by Bus, Train, and Foot Description: Everyone’s Camino de Santiago is different!  Barbara Ertter shares experiences and reflections from her walk in September 2018, with special attention to the natural history of […]

A Tale of Two Gardens by Lynn Kinter, Lead Botanist for Fish and Game 7pm at MK Nature Center or Zoom (link to be provided ) Description: We will cover two gardens that have been installed in the last 4 years at the Idaho Fish and Game office in Nampa.  In front of the office is an […]

Share in the love of learning with respect to a restoration project that includes native species that are fire resilient, beneficial to pollinators and wildlife (including Northwestern Pond Turtles), and honors California Indian people Date: Tuesday, February 11th Time: 7pm Presenter: Michelle Stevens, guest professor traveling from California State University, Sacramento Our presenter is unable […]

Date: Tuesday, January 14th  Time: 7pm Location: MK Nature Center or Zoom from home (link to be provided later) Presenter(s): Martha Brabec and colleagues (Elle Horwath (Leonora Bittleston lab), Richie Holder (Marie-Ann de Graaf lab), and Richard Rachman (Trevor Caughlin lab). Title –  “Integrating New Research in Sagebrush Steppe Management: Challenges and Solutions” The integration […]

Please join us to warmly welcome our guest speaker, Cheri Clausen, for our upcoming presentation at the MK Nature Center at 7pm on Tuesday, November 12th titled “Weiser Depot’s Native Plant Berm: A Community Effort.” The presentation will describe the components of the 2023 ERIG awarded to the Weiser Depot project, the progress made toward the goals of […]

Date: Tuesday, October 8th Time: 7pm Location: MK Nature Center Presenter – Ann DeBolt Title –  Protecting Treasured Landscapes on Public Lands: The Mud Flat Oolite Dilemma The 1600 acre Mud Flat Oolite Site, located on BLM managed lands in Owyhee County, has been excluded from livestock grazing and off-road vehicle activity since about 1997. […]

Introducing Native Plant Gardens into your Home by Peggy Faith, May 14th, Tuesday, 7pm, MK Nature Center

Lydle Gulch Wildflower Walk, Wednesday, Apr 10, starting at 1:30 pm Weather and trails permitting, our next Pahove Chapter wildflower walk will be next Wednesday afternoon, April 10, to Lydle Gulch in the Lucky Peak Dam Recreation Area, led by local botanist Barbara Ertter (bjertter@gmail.com).  Meet at the Lydle Gulch trailhead on the southeast side […]