…as the Lumbee, the Waccamaw Siouan, and the Coharie. Nancy Fields will share examples of how the longleaf pine was historically used and continues to be used today in various…
…Fee: Free; preregistration required Longleaf pine forests once covered over 90 million acres of the Southeast, but they have been reduced to less than 5 million acres today. Restoring longleaf…
…longleaf pine ecosystem, that members of the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina have used for centuries in the coastal plain of North Carolina and continue to use today. Register Here…
…and allied researchers are today viewed as primary sources for information on southeastern U.S plants—information that is a foundational tool used by botanists, foresters, horticulturists, conservationists, and students throughout the…
…appreciation of the natural world around us. Mellichamp is a recently retired professor of botany and horticulture at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte where he taught for over…
…Embark on a transformative journey into the world of Plant Spirit Herbalism with this experiential course. Dive deep into the spiritual energetics of herbs like lemon balm, tulsi, and passion…
…and calm. This compassionate space will inspire and nourish you as we embrace the gifts of the natural world. No previous art or writing experience is necessary. Just bring your…
…replicas can be passed around a room full of children during programs such as Camp Flytrap. They can be touched and observed without concern about accidentally breaking a vulnerable plant….
…University Herbarium (BRU), the Center for Forest Mycology Research of the United States Department of Agriculture (CFMR), the Chrysler Herbarium of Rutgers University (CHRB), Cornell Plant Pathology Herbarium (CUP), the…
…population of 180 people, had no resident clergyman, newspaper, or lawyer. Fell boarded with James Allin on the corner of East and Grove Streets. He became Bloomington’s first and for…