Elko, Nevada Field Trip
Elko, Nevada Field Trip Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Ecologically-based Invasive Plant Management Field Trip Schedule Time
Activity
8:00 am:
Meet at Elko BLM Office and travel to South Fork field site
8:30 am:
South Fork State Park field-site: Seeding diversification of crested wheatgrass monoculture (companion study) Sagebrush transplants in crested wheatgrass seeding
10:00 am: Travel to Eight-Mile field site 10:30 am: Eight-Mile field site: Small-plot herbicide treatments in cheatgrass Sagebrush transplants in native herbaceous post-burn site 12 noon:
The response of cheatgrass to herbicide treatments at one of the study sites near Elko.
Sack lunch and travel to Sheep Creek field-site
1:00 pm: Sheep Creek field site: D7 bacterial control of cheatgrass Large-plot herbicide treatments in cheatgrass Cheatgrass treatments with variable glyphosate rates 3:30 pm: Travel back to Elko 4:30 pm: Arrive in Elko
Sagebrush transplants at the South Fork field site after one year’s growth are showing high survival and healthy growth rates. The Elko, Nevada BLM office is located at 3900 East Idaho Street. From I-80, take the ‘East Elko Exit’ (exit 303) and travel south 1 block on E Jennings Way. Turn east (left) onto East Idaho Street and travel east approximately 1 mile to the BLM office. Look for the office on the south (right) side of the road.
For questions or more information, contact: Kent McAdoo, Assoc. Professor/Area Natural Resources Specialist University of Nevada Cooperative Extension Office Phone: (775) 738-1251 Cell: (775) 340-3099 E-mail: [email protected] OR Brenda Smith EBIPM Ed. & Outreach Coordinator 541-573-4084 [email protected]
Registration - Elko, Nevada Field Trip To register online, go to ebipm.org/calendar/11327 Or send the following information to Brenda Smith, 67826-A Hwy 205, Burns, OR 97720 Name Address City State Zip Email Phone # Workshop you plan to attend
Ecologically-based Invasive Plant Management Field Trip Schedule Time
Activity
8:00 am:
Meet at Elko BLM Office and travel to South Fork field site
8:30 am:
South Fork State Park field-site: Seeding diversification of crested wheatgrass monoculture (companion study) Sagebrush transplants in crested wheatgrass seeding
10:00 am: Travel to Eight-Mile field site 10:30 am: Eight-Mile field site: Small-plot herbicide treatments in cheatgrass Sagebrush transplants in native herbaceous post-burn site 12 noon:
The response of cheatgrass to herbicide treatments at one of the study sites near Elko.
Sack lunch and travel to Sheep Creek field-site
1:00 pm: Sheep Creek field site: D7 bacterial control of cheatgrass Large-plot herbicide treatments in cheatgrass Cheatgrass treatments with variable glyphosate rates 3:30 pm: Travel back to Elko 4:30 pm: Arrive in Elko
Sagebrush transplants at the South Fork field site after one year’s growth are showing high survival and healthy growth rates. The Elko, Nevada BLM office is located at 3900 East Idaho Street. From I-80, take the ‘East Elko Exit’ (exit 303) and travel south 1 block on E Jennings Way. Turn east (left) onto East Idaho Street and travel east approximately 1 mile to the BLM office. Look for the office on the south (right) side of the road.
For questions or more information, contact: Kent McAdoo, Assoc. Professor/Area Natural Resources Specialist University of Nevada Cooperative Extension Office Phone: (775) 738-1251 Cell: (775) 340-3099 E-mail: [email protected] OR Brenda Smith EBIPM Ed. & Outreach Coordinator 541-573-4084 [email protected]
Registration - Elko, Nevada Field Trip To register online, go to ebipm.org/calendar/11327 Or send the following information to Brenda Smith, 67826-A Hwy 205, Burns, OR 97720 Name Address City State Zip Email Phone # Workshop you plan to attend
