Steens Mountain and Environs

Steens Mountain is about as remote as one can get in Oregon. A fault-block mountain in the southeast corner of the state, its top ridge contains the highest point one can drive to in Oregon. A mile down from its peak, one finds dried lake beds and productive marshes. This presentation includes photographs of plants from several visits across this elevational gradient, as well as commentary about some quirks of the region.

Length: 45, 60 minutes

Series: Plants and Places

Intended Audiences: groups with interests in nature, biodiversity, travel, bioregional native plants, plant communities

Rates: Standard presentation rates apply.

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