Re: [AGA Member] Pellia

[Kate Breimayer <kate@munat.com>]

Does that only apply to national parks or are state parks included? I am 
unsure on all this stuff, was going to get some driftwood one day this 
week.... If the Pellia is located in this area I should look for it 
while getting the driftwood. Can someone email off list to tell me what 
to look for and where? I have a friend with a 7 acre yard, full of ponds 
and river frontage. She said I can have all the driftwood I want, 
including the huge old oak that went down last winter and is now 
blocking the river. Guess I will leave that :) I assume it's open season 
in private land as far as plants and driftwood go...
Kate B
Oly WA

Dennis Sheridan wrote:

> Collections of liverworts in the northwest might be done near Opal Creek,
> Salem, Oregon; almost anywhere in the Olympics along the Interstate corridor
> (except off federal land); and I believe a few areas in the Cascades are
> open. Just to be on the safe side, warn your friends not to collect anything
> in a national park or forest. The 1994 Northwest Forest Plan has protections
> against harming bryophytes on every managed federal land in the NW under the
> Endangered Species Act.
>
> From: "Karen Randall" <krandall@rdrcpa.biz>
>
>  
>
> > I'll be in the Northwest in September too.  I'll have to see if I can get
> > any of the local folks to search some out this summer!
> >    
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