Those received after 15 April will be accepted on a first-received basis up to the capacity of 20 students. Those received after 1 August will be accepted on a first-received basis up to the capacity of 20 students. Please submit registration and check after July 15. A list of recommended manuals or texts, useful materials, and special course instructions will be mailed upon registration. Personal collections are always welcome at identification courses.
Tent space is also available.
All meals include plenty to satisfy vegetarians. Dr. James Reinartz , Director, UWM Field Station is a plant ecologist and evolutionary biologist. In addition to study of the ecology, development, and dynamics of the original vegetation types of Wisconsin, we will explore plant communities which have developed as the result of disturbance, and the challenges associated with management of natural areas representing pre-settlement vegetation types. This will be a week of good old-fashioned ecology and botany. The course fee will cover all transportation costs and lodging.