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January Announcement
There has been a lot of talk about flu and COVID innoculations but what about soil innoculation
for restoration (see what I did there?). Revitalizing your soil is just
as (if not more) important as getting plants in and on the ground. Depending
on your priorities and resources, this could be as simple as moving a
bit of soil from healthy systems to your degraded system. Commercially
available innoculants might be cheap but research suggests they dont work.
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This Month's Selected Events
- Volunteer: Arundo removal (1/2)
- Webinar: Site assessment and setting restoration goals (1/3)
- Workshop: Ecosystem Services, and Biodiversity (1/11)
- Conference: Native Plant Materials Virtual Conference (1/12)
- Class: Environmental Art in the Landscape (1/18)
- Webinar: Arizona Water Blueprint: A roadmap to good stewardship (1/20)
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Cool New Stuff
- Blog: Overview of AZ weed challenges
- Blog: Desert Seed resources center
- Blog: Addressing changing ecosystems that propel wildfires in the Southwest
- Handbook: Restoring bottomland hardwoods
- Publication: How to increase the supply of native seed to improve restoration success
- Publication: Pre-Sowing treatment effects on native plant germinability
- Publication: How parks can provide benefit for pollinators
- Publication: Revitalization of Indigenous cultural burning
- Report: Strengthening the native seed supply chain
- Report: Recommendations for collaborations with federal agencies
- Tool: Identify what animal caused wildlife damage
- Tool: Match forest seedlots with planting sites
- News: Encouraging numbers from the Western Monarch count!
- News: To regrow forests, the US need billions of seeds and more seed hunters
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