Tuesday, January 12th, 7pm MST by John Keeley on the Nexus Between Wildfires, Climate Change and Population Growth. Jon E. Keeley, is currently a Senior research scientist with the U.S. Geological Survey stationed at Sequoia Ntl. Park in California. We are very fortunate to have him as a speaker. His experience, publications and awards are an incredible […]
Pahove presentation December 8
We are in for a sweet Zoom presentation this upcoming Tuesday, Dec. 8th at 7pm MST. We are very excited for Ron Bitner’s talk on Bees, Wine and Biodiversity in the Vineyard. Ron is an alumni of the College of Idaho in Caldwell, an expert on bee pollination and owner/operator of Bitner Vineyards, a local […]
Pahove Zoom Meeting Nov 10
We are pleased to announce that our November Zoom Presentation will be next Tuesday, Nov.10th, by author, Jack Nisbet. This is sure to be a fascinating journey into the lives of the Leibergs in Idaho. You won’t want to miss it!
Pahove Zoom Meeting, October 13
Our October 13th Zoom presentation at 7pm is Cheatgrass: history, biology, and the future in North America by Roger Rosentreter. Click on https://zoom.us/j/93901942710 to join our presentation. Please remember that, for the time being, we are limited to 100 participants, which worked out in September. If we start to max that out, then we will increase the number to […]
White Pine Zoom Presentation September 24
Announcing our first White Pine Chapter Zoom presentation.Please join us. If you do not have the Zoom app yet, please download it to your computer or your smartphone before the meeting. Sign in to Zoom at least 10 minutes prior to the start of the meeting. The presentation is originating in Moscow, Idaho so note […]
NEW WEBSITE BEING DEVELOPED FOR BOISE FRONT WILDFLOWERS!
Do you want to see descriptions and plant lists for self-guided wildflower trails in the Boise Front, find out more about the local flora in general, or just learn more about the unique natural history of the Boise Front? If so, keep an eye on https://boisefrontnature.com, being developed by Barbara Ertter, Paul Shaffer, Bob Gobeille, […]
Upper Snake Program May 12, 2020
The Upper Snake chapter of the Idaho Native Plant Society will hold a Zoom meeting on Tuesday, May 12, 2020 at 6:30 pm. The Chapter will hold a virtual meeting using Zoom due to coronavirus. We will discuss how coronavirus affects our summer plans. Kristin Kaser will explain how to identify plants in one of […]
Pahove Chapter 2020 Native Plant Sale
2020 Idaho Native Plant Sale sponsored by the Idaho Native Plant Society, Pahove Chapter & the IDFG-MK Nature Center We are proud to offer Idaho Native Plants using: ON-LINE ORDERING & CURBSIDE PICKUP Here’s how it works: 1. Order your plants on line using this link: https://plantsale.idahonativeplants.org/ 2. You will receive a Payment Confirmation e-mail when your payment […]
White Pine Program, March 4
Wednesday, March 4, 2020 at 7:00 p.m., White Pine Chapter Meeting Co-sponsored by the Palouse Audubon Society on “Native Bumblebees” Location: 1912 Center, Great Room, 412 East Third St., Moscow, Idaho. Presenter: Joel Sauter, IDFG “Native Bumblebees”. Joel Sauder, Regional Wildlife Biologist leads the Diversity Program for Idaho Fish and Game based in Lewiston. He […]
Pahove program, February 11
MAPPING THE SAGEBRUSH SEA presented by T. Trevor Cauglin, Ph. D. Sagebrush is a keystone species of cold desert ecosystems across the American West. The Caughlin lab at Boise State is studying how sagebrush populations are changing across space and time in the Great Basin, from movement of individual seeds to region wide changes in […]