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Please join us for the 6th Annual Inland Northwest Pollinator Summit! We have some great speakers lined up for you! The event is FREE to register.Tuesday, March 4:
1:00pm: What Makes a Place a Place?
Suvia Judd: The Angle of the Sun, the Distance From the Sea: What Gives Us Our Climate Paul
McDaniel, UI, retired: Geology and Soils of the Palouse Landscapes
Penny Morgan, UI, retired: Plant Communities and Landscape History of the Palouse
3:30pm: Recognizing Plants and Pollinators
Luc LeBlanc, UI Barr Entomology Museum: Introduction to the Diversity of Bees in Our Region Richard
Zack, WSU: Insect Pollinators in the Inland Northwest: Beyond Bees
Kai Battenberg, UI Herbarium: How to Describe the Palouse Plants You Already Recognize
6:00pm: Evening Program
Nan Vance, USFS retired: Crumbs From the Table: A Small But Fascinating Glimpse of Some Pollinating
and Associated Insects
Wednesday, March 5:
10:00am: Plant and Pollinator Adaptations
Meghan Foard, UI: How Plants and Pollinators Adapt to the Environment and Each Other Subodh
Adhikari, UI: Native Pollinators in the Palouse Agroecosystems
Anna Hawse, UI: Patterns of Plant-Pollinator Interactions in the Palouse Prairie
1:15pm: How We Apply Knowledge of our Local Ecosystem
Suvia Judd: Things to do at Home - Creating Polycultures for Pollinators
Brenda Erhardt, Latah Conservation District: Restoration of Spalding’s Catchfly on Paradise Ridge
Aidan Hersh, WSU: Bees and Other Pollinators on Spalding’s Catchfly at Turnbull National Wildlife
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Valerie Huff (video): Restoring Wild Meadows
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
1912 Center, 412 E 3rd St, Moscow, ID 83843-2923, United States,Moscow, Idaho
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