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X-WR-CALDESC:Hosted by the Wenatchee Valley Plant Society: Join Jim Hadfiel
 d\, retired forest pathologist\, in exploring the complex role our native 
 parasitic plants dwarf mistletoes\, have on our forests and whether they a
 re friend or foe. The morning outing will take place around the Bridge Cre
 ek Campground along the Icicle Creek road. Two of the Washington native dw
 arf mistletoe species\, Douglas-fir dwarf mistletoe and ponderosa pine dwa
 rf mistletoe\, occur at this site. Jim will describe how to recognize the 
 dwarf mistletoe and discuss infection\, intensification\, and spread of th
 is native parasite. Dwarf Mistletoe infections have implications for wildf
 ire behavior\, forest management techniques and offers benefits to some sp
 ecies of wildlife. Wear light hiking footwear and long pants and dress for
  the weather (Sun!) for this moderate activity. Bring plenty of water and 
 lunch or snacks.\n\nTo join this trip\, please RSVP to Connie Mehmel at cj
 mehmel@gmail.com or (509) 322-0181. Meet at 9:00 am at the Leavenworth Par
 k and Ride just west of the Forest Service office in Leavenworth where we 
 will form car pools. Dress for the weather and wear light hiking footwear 
 and long pants since we will be in some brush some of the time. Bring plen
 ty of water and a lunch or snacks if you desire.
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DESCRIPTION:Hosted by the Wenatchee Valley Plant Society: Join Jim Hadfield
 \, retired forest pathologist\, in exploring the complex role our native p
 arasitic plants dwarf mistletoes\, have on our forests and whether they ar
 e friend or foe. The morning outing will take place around the Bridge Cree
 k Campground along the Icicle Creek road. Two of the Washington native dwa
 rf mistletoe species\, Douglas-fir dwarf mistletoe and ponderosa pine dwar
 f mistletoe\, occur at this site. Jim will describe how to recognize the d
 warf mistletoe and discuss infection\, intensification\, and spread of thi
 s native parasite. Dwarf Mistletoe infections have implications for wildfi
 re behavior\, forest management techniques and offers benefits to some spe
 cies of wildlife. Wear light hiking footwear and long pants and dress for 
 the weather (Sun!) for this moderate activity. Bring plenty of water and l
 unch or snacks.\n\nTo join this trip\, please RSVP to Connie Mehmel at cjm
 ehmel@gmail.com or (509) 322-0181. Meet at 9:00 am at the Leavenworth Park
  and Ride just west of the Forest Service office in Leavenworth where we w
 ill form car pools. Dress for the weather and wear light hiking footwear a
 nd long pants since we will be in some brush some of the time. Bring plent
 y of water and a lunch or snacks if you desire.
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LOCATION:Bridge Creek Campground\, Icicle Road
SUMMARY:Dwarf Mistletoe Field Trip
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