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Tag: Coast Redwood Forest

March 9, 2018February 9, 2019 Emily Burns

Newly Discovered Lichen Living in the Redwood Canopy

October 9, 2015 Emily Burns

Intricate Design with Ferns in Woven Baskets

February 13, 2015February 13, 2015 Emily Burns

Sniffing for Science

January 16, 2015 Emily Burns

Ferns Flush First after Fire

December 19, 2014 Emily Burns

The 1964 Flood

October 7, 2014 Emily Burns

Green Cones go Red

September 23, 2014 Emily Burns

Ferns Welcome Las Positas Students

June 20, 2014 Emily Burns

Spiders Underfoot

April 10, 2014 Emily Burns

Trillium Blooms Abound

April 10, 2014November 21, 2014 Emily Burns

Meet the Treetop Lichen

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