Japanese Beetle Eradication Project by Paul Castrovillo, 7 pm at the MK Nature Center.

Volunteers needed! A chance for those in the Treasure Valley to get out and help restore native landscapes damaged in recent fires. The Idaho Statesman (Feb 26) reports that Idaho Fish and Game is seeking volunteers to plant thousands of sagebrush and bitterbrush seedlings during March at several locations. Help the Foothills and wildlife by […]

Next Pahove Meeting: March 10th, 7 pm at the MK Nature Center in Boise: Barbara Ertter, “Alaska Transect: Kenai Peninsula to North Side of Brooks Range”

Lava and Wildflowers– a Tour of Craters of the Moon presented by Michael Mancuso of Mancuso Botanical Services President Calvin Coolidge proclaimed Craters of the Moon as a National Monument in 1924, stating the area a “weird and scenic landscape peculiar to itself”. Let’s find out what he was talking about! Tuesday, February 10, 7pm […]

Tuesday, October 14, 2014 – 7pm at the MK Nature Center 600. South Walnut, Boise (Board Meeting starts at 5:30 pm, everyone welcome!) “Exploring the mountains and flora around Lake Baikal, Siberia” In the summer of 2013, Josh and Wendy Irwin spent a month in the Lake Baikal region, exploring both the Khamar Dhaban and […]

You and a guest are invited to the INPS Pahove Chapter Members season kick-off Pizza Party (and chapter elections) Tuesday, September 16, 2014 6:30 pm at the Idaho Botanical Gardens Plaza Area 2355 N. Old Penitentiary Road pizza and beverages provided!

INPS Members Only Sale: Friday, April 25th, 5-7pm Public Sale: Saturday, April 26th, 10am-1pm There will be no waiting lines at the entrance again this year. You can also renew or purchase your membership at the sale. Location: MK Nature Center 600 South Walnut, Boise 2014 Plant Sale Availability List

When: Tuesday, April 8th at 7pm Where: MKNC What: “Irrigated Wet Meadows, Livestock, and Ducks – Debunking the Bias” presented by Chris Colson with Ducks Unlimited Flood-irrigated wet meadows on private working lands in the Snake River Plain provide the critical staging resources for migrating waterbirds and replaces our lost floodplain functions. The maintenance of […]

When: Tuesday, February 11th at 7pm Where: MKNC What: Extreme Flora–novelties from across the plant kingdom Michael Mancuso, long-standing Pahove Chapter member, will present on “extreme plants”- some of the biggest, toughest, oldest, and most dangerous plants known. Come ready to be fascinated!

Where:MKNC When: Tuesday, January 14, 7pm What: Glimpsing Flowers near Turkish and Croatian archaeological site by Caroline Morris Carline Morris will brighten this winter evening by giving us a glimpse of some spring and summer flowers she encountered growing near archaeological sites in Turkey and Croatia. Maybe you can help identify some of the mystery […]