Our monthly meeting, 7pm April 11 at the MK Nature Center, will feature Bob Mosely on revisiting Shangri-la: A Century of Environmental and Social Change in the Mountains of SW China.
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Pahove presentation March 14
Please join Pahove for “The Sagebrush Sea in Southeastern Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming: Composition, Distinction, and Conservation Value” , presented by Dr. Matt Lavin, Montana State University. Tuesday, March 14th, at 7pm, at the MK Nature Center. A zoom link will be available. Abstract: Understanding the composition, distinction, and conservation value of mountain and Wyoming big sagebrush […]
Pahove presentation February 14
In person @ 7pm MST at the MK Nature Center or attend via Zoom. Please email pahove.chapter@gmail.com for the link. There are hundreds of species of wild, native bees found in Idaho, but no survey has yet been undertaken. Dr. Ron Bitner and Amy Dolan have spent the last 3 years attempting to learn what […]
Pahove Presentation January 10
Michael Mancuso, our INPS state president and long time professional botanist, will present on: Made in Idaho: Idaho’s Endemic Plant Species Idaho has more than 3,000 plant species. Some of them occur in Idaho and nowhere else. This presentation will introduce you to a subset of these Idaho endemic plant species. Each one has a […]
Pahove presentation December 13
Our upcoming presentation is by Rob Laport, our new director of the College of Idaho, Harold M. Tucker Herbarium in Caldwell. It is just one short week away next Tuesday, December 13th at 7pm MST. You can join in person at the MK Nature Center or attend via Zoom. Please email pahove.chapter@gmail.com for the link. […]
Pahove presentation rescheduled for Wed, November 16, 2022
See Pahove page for details.
Pahove Chapter Wildflower Plus Show: May 8, 2022
Our 4th annual Wildflower Plus Show will be held Sunday, May 8, 2022 from 10am-3pm at the Idaho Botanical Garden. Come admire dozens of freshly collected local wildflowers, weeds, and other plants attractively arranged and labeled with common and scientific names
Pahove Chapter Annual Native Plant Sale April 22-25, 2022
Our much anticipated annual native plant sale offering many varieties of grasses, wildflowers, shrubs, and trees for your home or business is almost here! Pour over our flyer and plant availability list (below) to learn more and pick your favorite plants. Our 2022 sale will be similar to the past couple of years with online […]
Pahove presentation April 12
Please join us next Tuesday, April 12th @ 7pm, for our last presentation of the season by: Israel Borokini: “AN UNCONVENTIONAL CAREER JOURNEY FROM WARM TROPICAL TO COLD DESERT ECOSYSTEMS
Pahove presentation, March 8
Join us Tuesday, March 8th at 7pm for a fascinating presentation filled with spectacular photos of: Idaho’s Wicked Plants: Painful, Poisonous, and Pernicious Species By: Lynn Kinter We may think of plants as passive organisms that spend their days vegetating, but many are actually defending themselves from being eaten, and a few are capturing or […]