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Japanese dodder Alert
http://www.dodder.org/index.html
Friends of Five Creeks. Photo from Contra Costa County Website. Japanese dodder is a leafless, bright yellow parasitic vine. Long, spaghetti-like strands form dense tangles on other plants. They suck nutrients from host plants and can eventually kill them. This parasite threatens gardens, parks, wild areas, and orchards. It attacks many plants. Oak, willow, ivy, blackberry, plum, apple, laurel, clematis, fennel, and coyote brush are just a few. Japanese dodder grows fast and spreads easily.
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Japanese dodder Alert
http://www.dodder.org/links.html
Friends of Five Creeks. Here are some helpful links for researching Japanese Dodder further:. Noxious Weed Information Project. Contra Costa County Ag. Photos courtesy of Friends of Five Creeks. If you see this pest, report it by calling 800-491-1899. Download a pdf flyer in English, Hmong, Mandarin, and Spanish here.
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Japanese dodder Alert
http://www.dodder.org/download.html
Friends of Five Creeks. You may download a flyer in English, Hmong, Mandarin, and Spanish.
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SFNHS Coordinator | SF Natural History Series
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SF Natural History Series. A lecture series exploring nature in the San Francisco Bay Area. If you are interested in learning more, please email adrian at acotter@nonsensical.com. I am looking for a new co-coordinator to help run the San Francisco Natural History Series. We organize one talk a month (usually with the exception of December) around the concerns of San Francisco natural history — you can learn more about the talks (if you don’t already know) at http:/ sfnhs.com. Writing up lecture notes.
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July 15th – Exploring SF’s Natural Springs & Creeks | SF Natural History Series
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SF Natural History Series. A lecture series exploring nature in the San Francisco Bay Area. Laquo; Oct 19th — Kapalakiko: Hawaiian Migrant Workers in 19th-Century San Francisco. The Lives and Deaths of California Marine Mammals. July 15th – Exploring SF’s Natural Springs & Creeks. July 7, 2015 by Adrian Cotter. Exploring SF’s Natural Springs and Creeks. Guest Speaker: Joel Pomerantz. 7pm Wednesday, July 15th, 2015 (doors after 6pm). And please let them know if you are coming. Bring your curiosity and won...
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Sausalito Stairway Hike | El Cerrito Trail Trekkers
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Music for Madera Open Space. Music for Madera Open Space 2014. Hidden Poetry Hike 1. Hidden Poetry Hike 2. Music for Madera Open Space. El Cerrito Trail Trekkers. Explore the paths, trails and stairways of El Cerrito. View from North Ave. El Cerrito Trail Trekkers. Aug 3, 2013, 4 pm. To be used by walkers but not to be reproduced or copied digitally or published in any form whatsoever. This description is one year old; changes may have occurred along the route! At Bee Street and Bonita Street. Obscure tr...
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Motorcycle Hill Trail | El Cerrito Trail Trekkers
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Music for Madera Open Space. Music for Madera Open Space 2014. Hidden Poetry Hike 1. Hidden Poetry Hike 2. Music for Madera Open Space. El Cerrito Trail Trekkers. Explore the paths, trails and stairways of El Cerrito. For a history of Motorcycle hill, see here. Motorcycle Hill refers to the open hillside north of Potrero Ave, part of El Cerrito’s Hillside Natural Area. 2013 El Cerrito Trail Trekkers Contact. Albany Hill Hike with Tom Gehling. November 6, 2016 at 5:00 pm – 6:00 pm. Follow us on Twitter.
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Upcoming Speakers | SF Natural History Series
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SF Natural History Series. A lecture series exploring nature in the San Francisco Bay Area. While the Randall undergoes renovation in 2015 and 2016, our series will be changing locations — and we will not have set days, or even times — so keep in touch. We have had some fantastic hosts in 2015 and appreciate the generosity and welcome we have received: Green Apple Books on the Park. In the Sunset, the Exploratorium’s Bay Observatory Gallery. The San Francisco Public Library. And the Rotary Nature Center.
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creeks | SF Natural History Series
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SF Natural History Series. A lecture series exploring nature in the San Francisco Bay Area. Posts Tagged ‘creeks’. San Francisco city’s seeps, springs, and assorted creeks. Posted in Lecture Notes. On August 15, 2015. Joel spoke at the Exploratorium on July 15th, 2015 exploring in conversation and images “Seep City” – a catalog of water discoveries in the city of San Francisco. This map is of course just a start, there are seeps and springs all over the city, and while this map holds many — Joel co...
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Lecture Notes | SF Natural History Series
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SF Natural History Series. A lecture series exploring nature in the San Francisco Bay Area. Archive for the ‘Lecture Notes’ Category. After the Morgan Fire. Posted in Lecture Notes. On April 3, 2016. Joan Hamilton joined us on March 22nd at The Rotary Nature Center in Oakland. You can read her article on the fire and its after effects on Bay Nature Magazine’s website. And other related articles. All with more details and better pictures than my summary below. 8212; Nomad Ecology botanist Heath Bartosh.
