Defining and Delineating Maritime Chaparral...in the Field
This field trip follows and is associated with our June 12th workshop "Defining and Delineating Maritime Chaparral on California's Central Coast." During this field excursion, attendees hear presenters describe and delineate areas of a variety of maritime chaparral communities from the very obvious, manzanita-dominated types to the somewhat more cryptic and from the most maritime and on inland... Goals of the field trip are: 1) participants are... [MORE]
See also: Maritime Chaparral, Habitat Restoration
CONTACT:
Grey Hayes
grey@elkhornslough.org
(831) 274-8700
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DESCRIPTION
This field trip follows and is associated with our June 12th workshop "Defining and Delineating Maritime Chaparral on California's Central Coast." During this field excursion, attendees hear presenters describe and delineate areas of a variety of maritime chaparral communities from the very obvious, manzanita-dominated types to the somewhat more cryptic and from the most maritime and on inland... Goals of the field trip are: 1) participants are better able to recognize maritime chaparral and associated species, and 2) participants better understand the landscape context within which maritime chaparral is found.
INSTRUCTOR INFORMATION
Dr. Todd Keeler-Wolf
State Vegetation Ecologist
California Department of Fish & Game
Dr. Tom Parker
Professor
San Francisco State University
Eric Van Dyke
Geographical Ecologist
Elkhorn Slough National Estuarine Research Reserve
Mr. Mike Vasey
San Francisco State University

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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Submit a question on this subject and we'll provide an answer. grey@elkhornslough.org

