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Photos Taken on January 13, 1999
Cassette ID 346-435
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The facilities at the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center. |
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Kathryn Kennedy (U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service) presents ideas in the
Pollinators Session. |
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Theodore Scott (Virginia Native Plant Society) listens intently to discussions
during the Pollinators Session. |
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Gary Nabhan (Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum) leads by listening, allowing
others the chance to voice their ideas and concerns during the Pollinators
Session. |
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Pam Camp (Bureau of Land Management) explains her concerns to the Pollinators
Session. |
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Teresa Prendusi (U.S. Forest Service) |
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Surrounded by flower murals in the Little House, the Pollinators Session
has the inspiration needed for their brainstorming work. |
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Gabriela Chavarria (National Fish & Wildlife Foundation) and Daniel
Goodspeed (Mountain States Wholesale Nursery) listen attentively during
a Public Outreach Session. |
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Joyce Maschinski (The Arboretum at Flagstaff) talks about her ideas concerning
the need for public outreach. |
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Peggy Olwell (Bureau of Land Management, Chairperson of the Native Plant
Conservation Initiative) acts as a recorder during a Public Outreach Session. |
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Alison Hill (U.S. Forest Service) and Wendell Hassell take a moment to
look around the Restoration Session. |
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Jennifer Haley (National Park Service) hard at work as the Restoration
Session's leader. |
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Breaking up into smaller groups helps to further brainstorming and discussion
of ideas. |
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Olivia Kwong (Society for Ecological Restoration) pauses to have a picture
taken before continuing to photograph the rest of the conference. (Photo
taken by ???) |
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Small groups figure out the details of ideas while getting to know each
other. |
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The facilities at the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center.
Kathryn Kennedy (U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service) presents ideas in the
Pollinators Session.
Theodore Scott (Virginia Native Plant Society) listens intently to discussions
during the Pollinators Session.
Gary Nabhan (Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum) leads by listening, allowing
others the chance to voice their ideas and concerns during the Pollinators
Session.
Pam Camp (Bureau of Land Management) explains her concerns to the Pollinators
Session.
Teresa Prendusi (U.S. Forest Service)
Surrounded by flower murals in the Little House, the Pollinators Session
has the inspiration needed for their brainstorming work.
Gabriela Chavarria (National Fish & Wildlife Foundation) and Daniel
Goodspeed (Mountain States Wholesale Nursery) listen attentively during
a Public Outreach Session.
Joyce Maschinski (The Arboretum at Flagstaff) talks about her ideas concerning
the need for public outreach.
Peggy Olwell (Bureau of Land Management, Chairperson of the Native Plant
Conservation Initiative) acts as a recorder during a Public Outreach Session.
Alison Hill (U.S. Forest Service) and Wendell Hassell take a moment to
look around the Restoration Session.
Jennifer Haley (National Park Service) hard at work as the Restoration
Session's leader.
Breaking up into smaller groups helps to further brainstorming and discussion
of ideas.
Olivia Kwong (Society for Ecological Restoration) pauses to have a picture
taken before continuing to photograph the rest of the conference. (Photo
taken by ???)
Small groups figure out the details of ideas while getting to know each
other.