Rare Plant Monitoring Program Training - North Lakeland Discovery Center
Interested in botany and plant conservation in Wisconsin? Take the training to become a volunteer with the Rare Plant Monitoring Program.
Join a group of dedicated volunteers who conduct rare plant surveys around the state. Data collected by volunteers are used to assess plant population trends for state and national conservation efforts.
This free training includes survey techniques like how to accurately estimate large plant populations, assess habitat condition, and use GPS coordinates to locate and mark rare plant populations. Plant identification training is not included, although we will briefly discuss some rare plants you might find in the area.
To learn more about the program and volunteering, visit our website.
Interested in botany and plant conservation in Wisconsin? Take the training to become a volunteer with the Rare Plant Monitoring Program.
Join a group of dedicated volunteers who conduct rare plant surveys around the state. Data collected by volunteers are used to assess plant population trends for state and national conservation efforts.
This free training includes survey techniques like how to accurately estimate large plant populations, assess habitat condition, and use GPS coordinates to locate and mark rare plant populations. Plant identification training is not included, although we will briefly discuss some rare plants you might find in the area.
To learn more about the program and volunteering, visit our website.
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Highlights
- 4 hours 30 minutes
- In person
Location
North Lakeland Discovery Center
14006 Discovery Lane
Manitowish Waters, WI 54545
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