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Herbarium Services Available:
Plant Identification
Searches for federally listed endangered species
Plant lists produced to aid in evaluating species diversity for environmental easements
Talks and slide presentations including:
Spring in the Carolinas
Endangered plants of the Upstate
When plants eat animals, a study of carnivorous plants
Plant communities of the Carolinas
Wolves of Isle Royale
Natural history in the Amazon
Natural history of Costa Rica
Natural history of the Galapagos Islands
Why organisms become rare
Field trips can be designed for any location. All listed below are within one hour's drive unless noted. The university does not provide vans.
Pearson's Falls
Bradley Falls
Wildcat wayside
Station Falls (2 hour drive)
Ashmore tract; field trip with insectivorous plants
Peter's Creek Natural Heritage Preserve (Spartanburg)
Camp Mary Elizabeth (small charge for using camp)
F.E.N.C.E. (Tryon area)
Landsford Canal State Park (two-hour drive) late June - July to see Spiderlilies
Others on request