But it will attract those interested in such issues from far away, said Rogers. We still do live on the land. The land can stand small-scale disturbance. We can't just shut it off and not let anyone go there. The wildflower field trip by the institute will last all day May 4.
Enrollment is limited.
Janelle Downs, a field botanist for Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, and Bill Rickard, a retired biologist from the lab and an adjunct professor at WSU, will lead the seminar. For more information, call 372-7200 in Richland. Copyright Tri-City Herald. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.