Handouts and Copies of Presentations from Select Events
Some leaders and speakers have offered to post their lectures and handouts on the web page.
Fall 2018 Conference Presentations and Handouts
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Why Should We Care About Invasive Species? Vanessa Beauchamp 5.3 MB pdf
Monthly Program Presentations and Handouts
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Helping Nature Help Itself: Restoring the Land Using Natural Processes, Charles Smith. August 28, 2018. Very Large File: 48 MB pdf
- The Limits of Restoration, Rod Simmons, March 27, 2018. Very Large File: 39 MB pdf
- Apocynaceae of Maryland (Dogbane and milkweed family) by Chris Puttock, February 2018
- Vanishing Pine Barrens of the Washington D.C. Vicinity, Rod Simmons. September 17, 2016 Large File: 14.5 MB pdf
- Smithsonian Pollinator and Wildlife Habitats, James Gagliardi, July 26, 2016
- Orchid (Orchidaceae) decline in the Catoctin Mountains, Frederick County, Maryland as documented by a long-term dataset by Wesley M. Knapp • Richard Wiegand
- Key to Oaks in Winter: On-line key; pdf file of the key
- Landscaping with Native Plants to Attract Wildlife. January 31, 2012. Speaker: Christa Partain. Slide show (pdf, 2 M);
- Landscaping with Native Plants book referenced during January 31, 2012 talk
- Heath Diversity in Maryland: Distribution and Representative Natural Community Types. April 30, 2013. Speaker: Rod Simmons. (Large File 21 MB pdf)
- Ericaceae of Maryland Handout from Feb 2013 talk by Chris Puttock (pdf)
(Word document) - Books for sale from MD DNR from the Richard Wiegand library. Contact Paula Becker paula.becker@maryland.gov for details.
- Seeing the Lianas in the Trees by Stacey A. Leitch Young (3.8 MB pdf)
- Plant ID (for Newcomb's) basic handouts from Karyn Molines (4.5 MB)
Carpooling
Maryland Native Plant Society will try to assist with carpool requests, but here are few things you can do to help:
1) When you register for an event, choose to have your registration be public. Then other registrants can try and contact you to carpool.
--Members, you may have to log in to your profile and change some of your privacy settings--
2) While on field trips, introduce yourself to others and gather contact information for future trips.