Lunch & Learn Webinar: Researching Moss in PA

Moss Diversity and Distribution in Dead Man’s Hollow Conservation Area: A Survey of Bryophyte Communities with Explorations of Microhabitat Preferences and Invasive Plant Interaction
How many moss species are in Dead Man’s Hollow? Join Laurel Riley, recent Arizona State University graduate, working Horticulturist, and aspiring Botanist in this virtual program to learn about moss diversity and ecological roles! Laurel’s research is being conducted to lend knowledge on native moss ranges and abundances in Dead Man’s Hollow, investigate how the presence of Pennsylvania invasive species affects the growth and persistence of such populations, and explore the microhabitats within the green space that best harbor bryophyte life, so as to infer or guide future conservation and habitat protection/restoration projects.
We hope you join us to learn more about these little plants that carpet the forest! Please use this link to join us at 12pm on September 28: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87181701250

You may also like the following events from Allegheny Land Trust:

• This Wednesday, 24th September, 09:00 pm, Webinar: Saving Seeds and Reducing Food Waste in Sewickley, Pennsylvania
• This Wednesday, 24th September, 10:00 pm, Virtual Volunteer Meetup Series in Sewickley, Pennsylvania
• This Saturday, 27th September, 10:00 am, Volunteer Workday: The Big Buena Vista Tire Haul-Out in Buena Vista

Also check out other Workshops in Preston, Virtual events in Preston.