Plants of Southeastern British Columbia

Southeastern British Columbia is in many ways a crossroads floristically. For example, the last of the Canadian Prairies flora can be found within kilometers of high-elevation alpine flora. Similarly, while the west side of the Rockies supports parts of the world's largest inland temperate rainforest, this is not too far from areas where rain is restricted and some of the driest forests of the province can be found. This presentation explores some of that diversity from each of the zones.

Length: 45, 60, 75 minutes

Series: Plants and Places

Intended Audiences: groups with interests in nature, travel, British Columbia native plants

Rates: Standard presentation rates apply.

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