Announcing Eagle Hill Institute's Seminars on Wetland Ecology and Wetland Botany
Eagle Hill lies right on the coast of Eastern Maine, between Acadia National Park and Petit Manan National Wildlife Refuge.
May 27 – Jun 2 … Introduction to Bryophytes and Lichens … Fred Olday
Jun 10 – 16 … Mosses: Structure, Ecology, and Identification … Jerry Jenkins and Susan Williams
Jun 24 – 30 … Sedges and Rushes: Identification and Ecology … Anton Reznicek
Jul 1 – 7 … Grasses: Identification and Ecology … Dennis Magee
Jul 15 – 21 … Wetland Identification, Delineation and Ecology … Matthew Schweisberg and Joseph Homer
Aug 5 – 11 … Sphagnum Mosses and Ecology … Jonathan Shaw
Sep 7 – 9 … Asters and Goldenrods … Jill Weber
Oct 12 – 14 … Bryophytes: Mosses and Liverworts … Fred Olday
The following general flyer has links to individual wetlands seminar flyers ...
https://madmimi.com/p/e1ddcb?fe=1&pact=438062-144320322-7501261478-3af2f4a38177f174d2a001473f08942d9911a682
For general information and a complete calendar … https://www.eaglehill.us/programs/nhs/nhs-calendar.shtml
office@eaglehill.us … 207-546-2821, ext. 4.
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Maine Association of Wetland Scientists (MAWS)
Maws is a group of environmental professionals, scientists and students who work, live and learn in and around the great State of Maine. We gather to discuss changes in the regulatory climate, to offer expertise to on wetland regulations, and to further the appreciation and understanding of Maine wetlands and wetland ecology.
, Augusta, Maine, USA