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2011 Ohio Botanical Symposium
When: Friday, March 25, 2011.
Doors open at 8 AM, program starts at 9:15 and will end at 3:45 PM.
2011 Ohio Botanical Symposium Brochure
Please note: No outside food permitted inside Villa Milano.
Registration Closed
Symposium Organizers: Ohio Division of Wildlife, The Cleveland Museum of Natural History, The Nature Conservancy and The Ohio State University Herbarium.
Sponsors: Akron Garden Club, Arc of Appalachia, Aullwood Audubon Center, Cincinnati Wild Flower Preservation Society, Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden, Columbus Metro Parks, Crane Hollow Inc. Dawes Arboretum, Flora-Quest, The Holden Arboretum, JF New, Midwest Native Plant Society, Mohican Native Plant Society, Native Plant Society of Northeastern Ohio, Ohio Prairie Nursery, Ohio Wetlands Foundation, Scioto Gardens, US Fish & Wildlife Service, US Forest Service and Western Reserve Land Conservancy.
Exhibitors: Appalachia Ohio Alliance, Lake Erie Chapter of the Black Swamp Conservancy, Midwest Native Plant Society, Ohio Division of Forestry, Ohio Division of Natural Areas & Preserves, Ohio Environmental Protection Agency, Ohio Invasive Plants Council, USDA-Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) and more!
Agenda
Keynote Address: What Climate Change May Mean for Plants:
Global, National, and Regional Consequences
David Karowe, PhD, Western Michigan University
Best Plant Discoveries of 2010
Tim Walters, PhD, The Mannik & Smith Group
Ohio’s Native Clovers & Their Kin
Mike Vincent, PhD, Miami University
Oak Openings Butterflies…It Takes a Plant Community
David Parshall, The Ohio Lepidopterists
Assessing Invasiveness in Ohio's Plants:
Revising the List of Top Invaders
Theresa Culley, PhD, University of Cincinnati
What was That Botanist Thinking?:
The Meanings behind the Names of Ohio Plants
David Johnson, PhD, Ohio Wesleyan University
Circle of Time: The Life, Death and Rebirth of an Ancient Landscape
Tim Snyder, Ohio Division of Natural Areas & Preserves (Retired)
Directions:
From I-270, exit at Cleveland Ave. North
Schrock Rd. is the first intersection.
Turn left onto Schrock Rd.
Villa Milano is about 1 mile on the north or right side of Schrock Rd.
From I-71, exit at State Route 161 (Dublin-Granville Rd.)
Drive east on St. Rt. 161 for about 0.6 mi. to Karl Rd.
Turn left on Karl Rd. which runs through a residential area and ends at Schrock Rd.
Turn right on Schrock Rd.
Villa Milano is on the north side of Schrock Rd.
Agendas from Past Symposia
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