01:26

Soap Lilly

05:34

The Fleming Ave Garden Part 2

08:49

Fleming Avenue Garden March 2020

13:57

Pollinators of rare plants database and its applications for research, management, and outreach.

16:05

Investigating the identities of populations of Sidalcea (Malvaceae) in the North Coast Ranges

14:22

Plant selection by bumble bees in montane riparian habitats of California.

21:37

A Startling New phacelia from the carr delta fire

14:03

Nectar-inhabiting microbes: Bridging ecology and evolution in the field and laboratory

35:52

LightningTalks

23:53

Juggling jewelflowers

17:46

Post-fire response of Neviusia cliftonii (Shasta snow-wreath).

17:57

Good news at the Bushy Lake eco-cultural restoration

16:07

Rapid evolution of specialization in a plant-microbial mutualism.

16:11

colonization of Arctostaphylos host plants by Tamalia gall aphids.

15:41

Postfire, rare plant, and restoration data collection forms on Calflora, and negative data!

17:07

Endophyte communities respond differently to drought conditions above and below ground.

15:45

Penstemon personatus has its day in the sun:

49:09

Fire trends, causes, and consequences for the native plants we love

12:38

A roadside botany adventure: the intriguing tale of the discovery of a new Nasturtium

17:33

How many monkeyflowers are native to California?

17:05

Short- and long-term vegetation changes following wet meadow restoration

12:31

Restoring dunes in the Monterey Bay:

14:08

Does source population impact performance in created vernal pools

17:26

Experimental reintroduction of the Ben Lomand wallflower (Erysimum teretifolium)

15:31

Effects of a short interval reburn on knobcone pine regeneration in the Carr Fire

14:41

Long term effectiveness of fuel treatments

18:42

Fuels treatment effectiveness? Gaining perspective from the Carr Fire in an era of megafires.

18:01

Species boundaries and the conservation of rare asters

18:03

Variation in the nuclear genomic size in Ivesia

15:56

Lupinus circumscription challenges

01:03:52

Restoring the Little Things that Run the World

54:56

What you can do NOW

48:53

Urban Survivors: Butterfly Conservation in the City of San Francisco, CA.

42:46

The insect apocalypse, pollinators, and climate change

58:49

Resilient Bee Landscapes: Bee Habitat Analysis and Design

52:59

Succulent Poaching, Conservation,and the Mainland Dudleyas

15:06

Dual Transcriptome Analysis Reveals Insights into Innate and Phosphite-Induced Resistance

15:00

Genomic tools for SOD surveillance

28:48

Slowing the Spread of Sudden Oak Death in Oregon Forests

39:38

The East Bay Locally Rare Plant Program: A 25 year retrospective and future goals

44:45

Habitat Hedgerows . . . Connecting the Dots

01:03:01

The butterflies of San Francisco

37:15

The Importance of Being Local for Habitat and Design

01:04:17

Designing your Habitat Garden

01:20:43

Native Bees Need Us

05:39

A Short Description of Progress at the Todd Quick Restoration

35:29

Managing Tree Mortality, Forest Diseases and Phytophthoras

15:47

Phytophthora species Associated with Decline and Mortality of Native Vegetation

18:33

Common and Uncommon Diseases of Oak, Tanoak, Redwood and Bay

15:32

Determining the Minimum Treatment Area and Importance of Soil Moisture for

09:34

Accreditation to Improve Restoration program

15:16

Soilborne Phytophthora spp. at Restoration Sites

18:14

Understanding Metabarcoding Benefits and Limitations

16:50

Ten New Provisional Species of Phytophthora and Nothophytophthora from California

17:06

Exotic Phytophthora Species are Being Systematically Introduced in Restoration Projects

23:15

Approaches to Phytophthora issues in New Zealand and Australia

17:37

Evaluating Threats Posed by Exotic Phytophthora

15:43

International Management of Phytophthoras

52:02

lightning talks

17:39

Strategic Development of Tree Resistance Against Forest Pathogen and Insect Invasions