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Other links
If you come across other links that should go on this page,
please let us know. Placer county links
would be especially welcome...
- Our pages on:
- Wildflowers response to last years San Diego fires
- Sierra Nevada Virtual Museum by Gary Noy and Joe Medeiros
at Sierra College
- Check out the Galleries area, Natural History, Plants, Rare Plants of the Sierra Nevada by our own Karen Callahan.
- Also by Karen Callahan are the photo essays at the cnps.org site entitled "Butterfly Host and Nectar Plants" and "Saving a Mehrten Meadow" about Hell's Half Acre.
- The Forest Issues Group is now on the web.
- Russell Towles' pages on the
North Fork
of the American River-- trails, geology,
native wildflower
gallery...
- The Las Pilitas Nursery website has a wealth
of information on gardening with California natives.
- Find vernal pools information at:
- American Herb Association, with local author Kathi Keville.
- Celebrating Wildflowers With great rare plant section by the U.S. Forest Service
- San Francisco State University's summer courses at the Sierra Nevada Field Campus just up Highway 49 above Sierra Buttes and Bassetts and below Yuba Pass
- The Native American
Ethnobotany Database from the University of Michigan
- Wildflower links from Paul Harrar
- Email
discussion list on California native plants
- Check the Nevada County Land Trust Site for further listings of their activities.
- Placer Group of the Motherlode Chapter of the Sierra Club, in Placer County
- El Dorado County Chapter of CNPS (Placerville area)
- Sacramento Valley chapter of CNPS
-
Butterflies of California (which pollinate plants)
- Deer-resistant plants
- Information on a unique ecosystem, the Ione chaparral
- Our parent organization, the
California Native Plant Society
- Other CNPS Chapter websites
- The CNPS
Rare Plant Program.
- The Yolo Basin Foundation, in and around Davis
- The Integrated Hardwood Range Management Program,
a research
and education program of the University of California dedicated to conserving
California's 10 million acres of oak woodlands. This website provides a
wealth of information about oaks, including oak regeneration, oak woodland
ecology, wildlife habitat in oak woodlands and pest management.
- Other U.S. native plant organizations
Thanks to Tom and Larry Pitts for these:
MykoWeb: Mushrooms, Fungi, Mycology
Marie Heerkens' Mushroom Gallery
North American Mycological Association
Morel Mania (suppliers of Morel products)
Taming Wild Mushrooms
Field Guide to the Psilocybin Mushroom
Amanita muscaria
Fungi of the San Francisco Bay Area
The Boletes of California
The Mycological Society of San Francisco
North Idaho Mycological Association
The Puget Sound Mycological Society, Seattle
Mycorrhiza Information Exchange Web Site
Systematic Botany & Mycology Databases
Mycological Society of Toronto
The Wisconsin Mycological Society
Ohio Mushroom Society
North West Fungus Group -- England & Wales
Mycologue Publications
Univ. of Arizona -- Tree of Life: Fungi
The International Mycological Association
Collybia in NE US & adjacent Canada
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