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From: Anne Mills <ocotillo8@gmail.com>
Sent: March 22, 2018 8:33 PM
To: Amber Joy Baker; Ann LaBorie; Anne Desneiges; Bernice Moores; Beth Came=
ron; Beth McGee; Bethsheila Kent; Bob Kennedy; Bob McDonald; Burkhard Plach=
e; Caitlin Porter; Candace MacDonald; Carl Munden; Carol Byers; Charles Cro=
n; Daniel Songster; Danielle Blouin; David Patriquin; Dottie Welch; Elizabe=
th Elson; Eric Mills; Eugene Quigley; Gart Bishop; Gerald And Joan Ruderman=
; Gillian And Peter Webster; Gini Proulx; Heather Marchione; Heidi Verheul;=
Helene Blanchet; Henry and Phyllis Mann; Iain Jack; Ingrid Plache; Jeff Wh=
ite; Jeremy Lundholm; Jim Jotcham; John Cribb & Sandra Blundon; John Pettig=
rew; Josette and Sterling Levy; Judy Amirault; Karen Woolhouse; Keith Vaugh=
an; Lillian Perry; Liz Whitney; Marion Sensen; Mary Helleiner; Mary MacAula=
y; Melissa Douglas; Michael Crowell; Norris Whiston; Paris; Patricia Chalme=
rs; Peter Hope; Rachelle Watts; Ron Arsenault; Roxanne Brownlie; Ruth Van I=
derstine; Shirley MacIntyre; Sunetra Ekanayake; Susan Whalen; Suzanne Gauth=
ier; Tanya Bilsbury; Tanya Harrison; H Wayne Garland; Wayne Neily
Subject: March Meeting of the NS Wild Flora Society
If you ever enjoyed a walk out at Peggys Cove, Taylor Head, Duncan=92s Cove=
or the Skyline trail in Cape Breton Highlands national park, this talk is =
for you.
As well as being iconic landscapes, barrens contribute an important and his=
torically overlooked part of Nova Scotia=92s natural history. These distinc=
tive ecosystems are characterized by some of the harshest conditions in the=
maritime provinces, but they host a great diversity of plants and lichens,=
produce many edible berries, and provide habitat for a handful of species =
that aren=92t found elsewhere in the Maritimes.
This talk discusses current and ongoing research to describe plant communit=
ies on the barrens, mapping the way plant communities are arranged on the b=
arrens, and understand the diversity of plants, lichens and bee pollinators=
that live there.
A presentation to Nova Scotia Wild Flora Society by Biology Professor Dr. J=
eremy Lundholm, PhD student Emily Walker, and research associate Caitlin Po=
rter of the Ecology of Plants in Communities (EPIC) Lab, Saint Mary=92s Uni=
versity.
All welcome. 7:30 pm at the Museum of Natural History, Summer Street, Halif=
ax in the Auditorium
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Anne Mills
Lower Rose Bay
Nova Scotia
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<b>Sent:</b> March 22, 2018 8:33 PM<br>
<b>To:</b> Amber Joy Baker; Ann LaBorie; Anne Desneiges; Bernice Moores; Be=
th Cameron; Beth McGee; Bethsheila Kent; Bob Kennedy; Bob McDonald; Burkhar=
d Plache; Caitlin Porter; Candace MacDonald; Carl Munden; Carol Byers; Char=
les Cron; Daniel Songster; Danielle
Blouin; David Patriquin; Dottie Welch; Elizabeth Elson; Eric Mills; Eugene=
Quigley; Gart Bishop; Gerald And Joan Ruderman; Gillian And Peter Webster;=
Gini Proulx; Heather Marchione; Heidi Verheul; Helene Blanchet; Henry and =
Phyllis Mann; Iain Jack; Ingrid
Plache; Jeff White; Jeremy Lundholm; Jim Jotcham; John Cribb & Sandra =
Blundon; John Pettigrew; Josette and Sterling Levy; Judy Amirault; Karen Wo=
olhouse; Keith Vaughan; Lillian Perry; Liz Whitney; Marion Sensen; Mary Hel=
leiner; Mary MacAulay; Melissa Douglas;
Michael Crowell; Norris Whiston; Paris; Patricia Chalmers; Peter Hope; Rac=
helle Watts; Ron Arsenault; Roxanne Brownlie; Ruth Van Iderstine; Shirley M=
acIntyre; Sunetra Ekanayake; Susan Whalen; Suzanne Gauthier; Tanya Bilsbury=
; Tanya Harrison; H Wayne Garland;
Wayne Neily<br>
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<p><br>
If you ever enjoyed a walk out at Peggys Cove, Taylor Head, Duncan=92s Cove=
or the Skyline trail in Cape Breton Highlands national park, this talk is =
for you.
</p>
<p>As well as being iconic landscapes, barrens contribute an important and =
historically overlooked part of Nova Scotia=92s natural history. These dist=
inctive ecosystems are characterized by some of the harshest conditions in =
the maritime provinces, but they host
a great diversity of plants and lichens, produce many edible berries, and =
provide habitat for a handful of species that aren=92t found elsewhere in t=
he Maritimes.
</p>
<p>This talk discusses current and ongoing research to describe plant commu=
nities on the barrens, mapping the way plant communities are arranged on th=
e barrens, and understand the diversity of plants, lichens and bee pollinat=
ors that live there.</p>
<p><strong><span style=3D"color:rgb(153,102,51)">A presentation to Nova Sco=
tia Wild Flora Society by Biology Professor Dr. Jeremy Lundholm, PhD studen=
t Emily Walker, and research associate Caitlin Porter of the Ecology of Pla=
nts in Communities (EPIC) Lab, Saint
Mary=92s University.</span></strong></p>
<p>All welcome. 7:30 pm at the Museum of Natural History, Summer Street, Ha=
lifax in the Auditorium<br>
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<div>Anne Mills<br>
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Lower Rose Bay<br>
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Nova Scotia<br>
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