CCG Volunteer Spotlight: Simone
…our compost leaders and even continued to volunteer when she was back during breaks from college! When the stay-at-home order began in the spring and Simone had to return home,…
…our compost leaders and even continued to volunteer when she was back during breaks from college! When the stay-at-home order began in the spring and Simone had to return home,…
…are in order; monitoring whether or not it is an appropriate time to pursue accreditation through the Land Trust Alliance and assisting the NCBG Conservation Department with that process; and…
…Gardener course at the Orange County Extension Office in Hillsborough in order to expand her knowledge relating to horticulture. Enarson explained that by becoming an Orange County Extension Master Gardener…
…beach in Ireland — which lead me to look up “marram grass” and to see if it occurs in North Carolina. As a result I’ll be completing the database records…
…late 1970’s. In addition to serving as head of the Biology Department for a number of years, she also served at the pre-med advisor, and moderator of the “Albertans” science…
…with fellow staff of the North Carolina Botanical Garden, we highly recommend that you call 919-962-6931 several days in advance to let us know of your plans to visit. Location:…
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…“A taxonomic study of the Mucorales in the southeastern United States”. Pilobolus crystallinus in the fungi order Mucorales Image was created by Sava Krstic at Mushroom Observer Published in…
…cubensis. The genus name is derived from the Greek and means “bare head,” while the specific epithet means “coming from Cuba” and refers to the type locality where Franklin Sumner…
…in North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia. We’re proud to now offer an app covering all the plants that grow in our home state! With easy-to-use graphic keys, advanced dichotomous…