NPSO Bulletin Archives

2000 - 2002

2000	Lead Article
February	Remembering Leighton Ho
March	NPSO Endorses Oregon Wild Campaign
April	New Bulletin Editor, Wildflower Shows
May	The Wilderness Wants You! Oregon Wild Campaign
June	The Spider and the Fly: Pollination of Darlingtonia californica
July	Plant Profile: Dicentra formosa F: Papaveraceae
August	Biological Invasions! The Quiet Global Change
September	Wild Bees and Floral Jewels: Preserving Ecological Relationships in the West
October	Gail Baker, Rhoda Love, & Esther McEvoy: Botany 2000: New Frontiers in Botany
November	David Matlaga: Three Methods to Measure the Effect of Cattle Grazing on Plant Populations
December	Karin Rowland: Conserving Pleuropogons and Perideridias

 

2001	Lead Article
January	Jeremy Welty: Native Plant Conservation Program
February	Rhiannon Thomas: Moonworts, Moonworts!
March	Esther McEvoy: Celebrating the 40th Anniversary Year: Annual Meeting in Corvallis, June 8 - 10
April	Barbara Ullian: Siskiyou Wild Rivers Area Proposed for Mineral Withdrawal
May	Dave Hanson: The Return of a Wet Prairie
June	Amber Wierck: Conservation Studies of Five Rare Plants
July	John Moriarty: English Ivy (Hedera Helix) in Hendricks Park, Eugene, Oregon
Aug/Sept	Kelli Van Norman: Highlights of the State Board Meeting, June 10 in Corvallis
October	Jon Kart: Pink Sandverbena, A Disappearing Species
November	Lauren Spaderna: Fire in the Dry Meadows of the Western Cascades
December	Scott Sundberg: Sunflower Family Checklist is Online!

 

2002	Lead Article
January	Djibo Zanzot: Frasera umpquaensis: a Rare Plant with an Identity Crisis
February	Andy Huber: GROWISER: Grande Ronde Overlook Wildflower Institute Serving Ecological Restoration
March	Tom Kaye: IAE/NPSO Conservation Biology Internships
April	NPSO 2002 State Office Candidates
May	Jon LeRoy: California Pitcher Plant - One of Oregon's Treasures
June	Matthew Shepard: Plants for Bees in the Pacific Northwest
July	Edna Rey-Vizgirdas: Quaking Aspen - Ecology and Restoration
Aug/Sept	Barbara Halliday: This Could be the Start of Something...
October	Pacific Biodiversity Institute reprint: "What is Fire Ecology?
November	Christopher J. Earle: How Old Is That Tree?
December	Sue Mandeville: Propagation of Oregon Native Ferns.

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