Learn more about what you can do to help this major, serious and increasing problem. Dr. Richard Field , who has been an active physician in Albuquerque in the field of Allergy and Immunology for many years and was instrumental in helping to pass the City's Pollen Control Ordinance. Tom Ogren , from the State of California, who has taught and lectured on horticultural topics for more than twenty years. He is the author of Allergy Free Gardening, to be published in April, 2000. Sarah B. Kotchian , Director, Albuquerque Environmental Health Department Close parking East of Lovelace Hospital.
Space is limited.
Register early by calling 768-2600. Initial contact was made by phone, verifying information and discussing the Pollen Ordinance with a contact person, preferably a manager or owner. The original list contained 278 businesses including retail nurseries, wholesale nurseries, landscape architects, landscape contractors, landscape designers, and other places with garden centers. Each packet included a cover letter, an official copy of the ordinance, a summary of the ordinance, the Prohibited Trees Brochure, and a copy of the Albuquerque Plant List. Nose Knows sticky labels, showing a nose literally running, were created identifying the Daily Pollen Report phone number 766-7664.