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Neil presenting on wetland classification
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Identifying and tracing wetlands from areal photos
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Identifying and tracing wetlands from areal photos
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Up close view of wetland delineation from areal photos
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Pulling Himalayan balsam (Impatiens glandulifera), an invasive species in BC
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Up close with a Dragonfly
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Cattails in Oasis wetland
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Identifying aquatic vegetation in Oasis wetland
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Duckweed (Lemnoideae)
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Classifying the wetland
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Excited to identify some new plants!
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Collecting aquatic vegetation to identify
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Les Carter, with the Friends of the Rossland Range, gave us a wonderful tour of the Strawberry Pass area and all of it's wetlands.
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Strawberry Pass area in the Rossland Range
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Look at all the tadpoles! These are Columbia spotted frog tadpoles that are currently awaiting metamorphosis in an ephemeral pond
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Indian paintbrush (Castilleja)
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Neil presenting the first soil sample from this wetland (thanks to Ron for getting it for us!)
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Passing soil samples around
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The super-scientific squeeze test
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Bedstraw hawk-moth (Hyles gallii)
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Smelling the sweet smells of Mountain sweet cicely (Osmorhiza berteroi)
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More sniffing... this time with sphagnum moss
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Plant ID
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Two old-growth cedars with the Wetlandkeepers group
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We love old-growth trees!
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W is for Wetlands!
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Western toad (Anaxyrus boreas)
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Galls on a spruce tree
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Western toad toadlet
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Participants identifying the fen that was found
