Wild Seed Magazine, Volume 2, 2016
$ 15.00
This issue of Wild Seed is devoted to observing change in our native flora: in dynamic habitats, in a tenuous climate, through an evolving human perspective.
Wild Seed 2016/17 consists of 84 pages of commentary, artwork, photographs, and graphics which include:
- University of Delaware entomologist and wildlife ecologist Doug Tallamy along with Sarah O’Malley, a Maine Maritime Academy biologist, Doug Hitchcox of Maine Audubon, and contributing writers, profiling native plants found in early successional habitat
- Essays on the impact of Green Roofs in cities.
- Mitch Lansky on managing Maine’s forests for biodiversity. Jeff Wells, an ornithologist with Boreal Songbird Initiative, on migration and habitat for boreal breeding warblers
- Jesse Bellemare, Smith College Department of Biology, on assisted colonization, native plants and climate change
- Highlights from several floral and faunal history collections found in the state introduced by Maine State Museum’s Paula Work.
- Katahdin’s botanical explorations and the latest plant survey in Baxter State Park - featuring a new infographic on Katahdin’s alpine flora
- Andrew Barton, Professor of Biology at UMaine Farmington, on the ecology of Great Wass Island
- New England Wild Flower Society’s Ted Elliman on the Kennebunk Plains.
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