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SUMMARY:Jumping Worms and the Challenge of Multiple Forest Stressors
DESCRIPTION:Dr. Annise Dobson\, Director of Research Programs and Associate Research Scientist at Yale University\, New Haven\, CT\nHybrid at Harvard University at 5:30pm\n“Jumping Worms and the Challenge of Multiple Forest Stressors“\nAbstract: Across the Northeast\, invasive jumping worms are rapidly altering forest ecosystems by consuming the leaf litter layer and transforming soil. This talk explores the impact of jumping worms and co-occurring stressors in the forest understory\, where the below ground stress caused by worms combines with competition from invasive plants and overabundant deer that browse native seedlings. In addition\, we will discuss the drivers of jumping worm invasion and outline strategies to limit their impact\, providing a pathway to achieve our native plant gardening\, conservation\, and management goals.
URL:https://staging-v2.rhodora.org/event/jumping-worms-and-the-challenge-of-multiple-forest-stressors/
LOCATION:Hybrid at Harvard University\, 24 Oxford Street\, Cambridge\, MA\, 02138\, United States
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SUMMARY:Northeast Natural History Conference
DESCRIPTION:NEBS will have an exhibitor table at the Northeast Natural History Conference. Stop by and visit us!
URL:https://staging-v2.rhodora.org/event/northeast-natural-history-conference/
LOCATION:MA
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SUMMARY:Spring Ephemerals at Surry Mountain\, Surry\, New Hampshire
DESCRIPTION:Leaders: Karro Frost\, Massachusetts Natural Heritage and Endangered Species Program Conservation Planning Biologist; Wendy Ward\, retired USDA-NRCS District Conservationist; Nate Marchessault\, Ecologist\nJoin for a leisurely walk along the base of Surry Mountain in search of the showy blooms of spring ephemeral wildflowers. Our exploration will take us through a diverse array of habitats—from fields and floodplain edges to upland forests\, ranging from dark hemlock stands to bright\, enriched forests teeming with ephemerals. The trip will be an out-and-back with a slight amount of elevation gain and up to four miles of walking\, with optional off-trail excursions.\nTerrain: Easy to moderate\nCapacity: 12 participants\nRegister here
URL:https://staging-v2.rhodora.org/event/spring-ephemerals-at-surry-mountain-surry-new-hampshire/
LOCATION:Surry\, New Hampshire\, NH\, United States
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