Jesse Miller
@texosporium.bsky.social
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botanist and ecologist living in the PNW
20 years ago this summer I took a life-changing botany class as an undergrad at Evergreen that got my career trajectory rolling. Happy to share I am going to teach a field botany class to the next generation of Greeners this summer!
www.evergreen.edu/catalog/offe...
9 months ago
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Scenes from our Plant ID in the PNW class in Corbett, Oregon last weekend. The larkspur and corydalis are in full, luxuriant bloom!
9 months ago
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Annie Evankow
10 months ago
Reposting for anyone that has not yet discovered this gem "The Age of Enlichenment" by Allie Weill, based on an assignment from
@texosporium.bsky.social
#lichen
#lichens
#symbiotic
#lichenology
#fungi
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The Age of Enlichenment
It's symbiotic. ----- Copyright Allie Weill 2017 Words, lyrics, banjolele, vocals by Allie Weill Produced by The Jeff Kessler Experience ------ C D I used to go out walking, climbed on rocks and
https://soundcloud.com/allie-weill/the-age-of-enlichenment?utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing
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I'm happy to share that
@wyowildbotany.bsky.social
and I have published a report on the status of federally listed and recently delisted plants in WA. We report on population trends and synthesize research on some of Washington's rarest plants.
www.dnr.wa.gov/publications...
10 months ago
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News Eye
11 months ago
Holy shit. Republican Harriet Hagemen got torn apart at a town hall in Wyoming last night. In a state that voted for Trump by 46 points. She tried defending DOGE and it went as well as you’d imagine. “Deport Elon, Deport Elon!” Watch to the end…
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A great week with the
@nwlichenologists.bsky.social
11 months ago
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Portland / Columbia Gorge folks, would you like to hone your plant identification skills this season? We still have a few spots left and it's the last day to get the early bird discount for our course!
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11 months ago
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I am happy to share that I will be teaching a field-based plant identification course near Portland, OR, this season. We will meet at different wildflower hotspots monthly throughout the spring-summer season. Join us!
jesseedmiller.com/plant-identification-in-the-pacific-northwest
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Plant identification in the Pacific Northwest
Plant identification in the Pacific Northwest An immersive, field-based botany and ecology course Link to registration page Would you like to learn to identify plants of the Pacific Northwest and h…
https://jesseedmiller.com/plant-identification-in-the-pacific-northwest
12 months ago
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This admin is trying to destroy the gov't but it's not over yet. These cuts and firings are disastrous for everyone, but will hit red states the hardest. Tr ump's base is realizing they are being harmed by this. I think we're going to see Americans united against this recklessness. Time 4 action.
12 months ago
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Lars Brudvig
12 months ago
Thinking about my US Forest Service partners and research collaborators. You are all so fantastic.
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Mark Harris
12 months ago
One thing Democratic leadership could do right now is to name an alternate HHS secretary--someone to provide ongoing public updates and health information. And do it for other departments too. Start showing voters what a Democratic government would look like--press conferences, speeches, all of it.
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Scenes from the California Lichen Society’s 31st annual meeting and field trip in San Luis Obispo County in Late January. Wonderful group of folks—as always some new faces and some familiar—and amazing lichens. I’m grateful for the community that keeps this little org going year after year.
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One of my favorite plants of 2024 was Klickitat lomatium (Lomatium klickitatensis), an endemic to the Klickitat watershed near the Columbia Gorge. It has a small range but is abundant within it, covering the slopes above the river. The anise swallowtails were loving it.
about 1 year ago
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Does anyone know of field stations in the PNW or California that have lab classrooms with 10-20 dissecting microscopes available for use?
about 1 year ago
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Happy to share that the California Lichen Society's annual meeting and field trip will be in the San Luis Obispo / Paso Robles area on January 25. Open to everyone, free / by donation. Field day, potluck dinner and an evening talk by the great Dr. Jessi Allen! Registration coming soon. Join us!
about 1 year ago
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The California Lichen Society will hold our annual meeting and field trip at & around the Sedgewick Reserve near Santa Barbara Jan 26-28. Lichen hikes, social hour, potluck dinner, evening speaker, & more. Camping available. Open to everyone, join us!
www.eventbrite.com/e/2024-calif...
about 2 years ago
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In 2023, I traveled to every corner of WA & visited some of the rarest plants in the state--a wild adventure. Feeling fortunate to work with many smart people doing great conservation work. 2024 is sure to be a wild ride, but I'm glad to have good company for the journey.
about 2 years ago
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Wondering about the future of pyrodiversity research? Long ago, in the ancient year of 2020,
@zacksteel.bsky.social
& I organized a symposium on pyrodiversity w/ a rad group of fire ecologists. Paper that resulted is finally out! "A roadmap for pyrodiversity science"
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over 2 years ago
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