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Photos Taken January 13-14, 1999
Cassette ID 583-048
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The Native Plant Conservation Initiative 1999 Action Agenda Meeting participants
on the last day. |
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The Native Plant Conservation Initiative 1999 Action Agenda Meeting participants
on the last day. |
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Dawn Southard (Xerces Society) summarizes the work of the Pollinators Session
at the end of the meeting. |
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Julia Kornegay (Fairchild Tropical Garden) explains what happened during
the Restoration Session. |
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Barbara Bentley (Red Butte Garden) presents the work of the Restoration
Session. |
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Stacy Scott (U.S. Forest Service) asks questions during the summation of
the week's sessions. |
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Jennifer Haley (National Park Service) answers questions about the Restoratin
Sessions. |
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Mary Carol Cooper (Salato Native Plant Program), Carol Spurrier (Bureau
of Land Management), and Julie Lyke (U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service)
socialize during a break. |
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Lary Morse (The Nature Conservancy), Charlas Wise (Garden Club of America)
and Nancy Thomas (Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center Board) discuss the
meeting during a break. |
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Jil Swearingen (National Park Service) talks about the work of the Invasive
Session. |
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Elizabeth Ley (U.S. National Arboretum) explains the ideas of the Invasive
Session at the end of the meeting. |
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The Native Plant Conservation Initiative 1999 Action Agenda Meeting participants
on the last day.
The Native Plant Conservation Initiative 1999 Action Agenda Meeting participants
on the last day.
Dawn Southard (Xerces Society) summarizes the work of the Pollinators Session
at the end of the meeting.
Julia Kornegay (Fairchild Tropical Garden) explains what happened during
the Restoration Session.
Barbara Bentley (Red Butte Garden) presents the work of the Restoration
Session.
Stacy Scott (U.S. Forest Service) asks questions during the summation of
the week's sessions.
Jennifer Haley (National Park Service) answers questions about the Restoratin
Sessions.
Mary Carol Cooper (Salato Native Plant Program), Carol Spurrier (Bureau
of Land Management), and Julie Lyke (U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service)
socialize during a break.
Lary Morse (The Nature Conservancy), Charlas Wise (Garden Club of America)
and Nancy Thomas (Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center Board) discuss the
meeting during a break.
Jil Swearingen (National Park Service) talks about the work of the Invasive
Session.
Elizabeth Ley (U.S. National Arboretum) explains the ideas of the Invasive
Session at the end of the meeting.