Conservation Talk Series | The Threatened Spalding's Catchfly of the Palouse Prairie
Spalding’s Catchfly is a rare herbaceous perennial plant that grows in high-quality grasslands of the Palouse and other areas in the Intermountain West. It was listed as threatened under the Endangered Species Act in 2001. Join Anthony Hatcher, Conservation Coordinator with Palouse Conservation District, to learn more about this regionally endemic species and the recovery efforts underway to preserve and increase populations here in Whitman County! This presentation was recorded on February 4th, 2021.

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Conservation Talk Series | Composting for Farms & Gardens

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Codling Moth Biology and Ecology

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Conservation Talk Series | Living with Nature's Engineers

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Birch Farm’s Natural Farming System: Indigenous Microorganisms, Food Forests & No Bought-In Compost

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13 Forgotten Plants That Make Serious Money

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Conservation Talk Series | The Palouse Farm Journey: From Planting to Harvest

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Discovering the Hidden Intelligence of Plants | FULL DOCUMENTARY

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The Real Story of Humans Is Stranger Than We Thought

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Why Are There No Wild Cows?

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The French Do Not Care About Work

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The Surprising Reason Bassett Hound KEEPS Getting Returned to the Shelter 🥺

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Fungi’s Resilience and Intelligence

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Real life grizzly encounter caught on video. Yellowstone National Park

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The Frank Zappa Interview That Still Feels Dangerous Today (1984)

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kingdom of plants - Sir David Attenborough

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We flooded a field - the results blew our minds

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