Completed by graduates of the Certificate in Native Plant Studies program
Lake Johnson Plant Inventory
Jane Cornelius, 2006
Shallow Groundwater Hydrology and Wetland Vegetation in a Field in the Mason Farm Biological Reserve
Scott E. King, 2009
Piedmont Lichen Inventory
Gary B. Perlmutter, 2009
Using Native Plants in the Landscape at Central Carolina Community College
Chris Bouton, 2011
Woody Plant Propagation
Jim Schmidt, 2012
Educational Posters on Threatened Plant Communities of North Carolina
Nicolette L. Cagle, 2012
Seed Propagation of Six Native Southeastern United States Wildflowers
Sandy Young & Paul Young, 2012
Fire in the Bay: A Community Outreach Presentation for the Pondberry Bay Rare Plant Preserve
Dale Batchelor, 2013
Introducing iNaturalist: Supplemental Instructional Resources for Learning to Use the iNaturalist Observation Collection System
Suzanne Cadwell, 2013
Gardening by Natural Community: Using Local Communities to Guide Plant Selection and Garden Design
Angela Horne, 2013
Plant Species Differences and ‘Soil Test’ Measurable Plant Nutrient Differences between “Bean Dips” and the Periphery Soils in the North Carolina Sandhills Gamelands
David McCloy, 2013
Drawing the Natural Gardens of North Carolina
Betty Lou Chaika, 2013
Who’s Attracted to Native Plants? Pollinator Diversity in a Suburban Yard
Ann Walter-Fromson, 2017
A survey of herbaceous plant species and communities at G.W. Hill Demonstration Forest using iNaturalist
Tamara A. Matheson, 2017
Natural History of the Bitternut Hickory (Carya cordiformis): Its Occurrence Along a Small Stream
Alice Banks Yeaman, 2017
Piedmontprairie.us: Documenting a Habitat Hidden in Plain Sight
Bradley Saul, 2021
Natural Plant Communities of Camp Agape, Harnett County, North Carolina
Gregory W. Price, 2022