Mission: "A network of scientific and community organizations, and public agencies working together to foster the recovery of our human and natural environment through sound science, public education, land and community restoration."
Co-Chairs:
Anne S. Fege, Ph.D., M.B.A.
Botany Research Associate
San Diego Natural History Museum
619-255-0269 office
www.sdnhm.org
afege@sdnhm.org
Bruce F. Goff, PhD Principal
GeomorphIS
619-787-7974
bfgoff@geomorphis.com
List Moderation and Volunteer Coordination:
Geoffrey D. Smith, MA
Wilderness4All
858.442.1425 cell
geoffrey@partners4nature.com
Photo: Cedar Fire from Northern Mira Mesa/Los Penasquitos Canyon Preserve, October 26, 2003, 11:30 am, Geoffrey Smith
That myth about the prehistoric fire-tamed landscape just makes me laugh. Since with all our great tools -planes and choppers, networks of roads and vehicles
This is a great discussion Kay. Do you know more about the avocado relative you mention? That would be interesting to track down. I've heard the grass story
Some native plants' distribution was strongly affected by native Americans' uses. 1. In Santa Cruz Co a distant relative of the avocado was raised for food by
Denver Post Funds to fight fires going up in smoke Funding for fighting forest fires has increased substantially, but it's wasted money until we change housing