NPSO 2023 Annual Meeting

Field Trips

Meadow filled with rosy plectritis and seep monkey flower on Tire Mtn. Photo: Clayton Gautier.

Short trips will be offered Friday afternoon, June 2, and Sunday morning, June 4. All-day trips will be offered Saturday, June 3, from short, easy outings to moderate hikes. In addition to "regular" trips, several trips will offer a special, related focus: bryophytes, ethnobotany, lichens, and pollinators. These field trips will include stops or hikes with wildflower displays as well as attractions in their area of special focus. For those who prefer to explore on their own, we also list several nearby self-guided hikes.

The following links provide a wealth of information to help you choose which trips are the best for you! (Please read the NOTES at the bottom of the page.)

• Field Trip Comparison Table -- lists all trips with leader name(s), trip length, elevation gain, difficulty rating, outstanding features and more in a condensed format. Further details about each trip can be found at the following Trip Descriptions links:
June 2, Friday Afternoon
June 3, Saturday
June 4, Sunday Morning
Anytime


• Leader Biographies


• Information For All Trip Attendees -- Important, please read!

All field trip participants should note that an NPSO 2023 Annual Meeting iNaturalist Flora-blitz Project has been set up to record observations from the many field trips during this 3-day gathering.

Please email me at newhouse@efn.org if you still have any questions about the trips after checking the above references.

Bruce Newhouse, Field Trip Chair

If you have questions that aren't answered here, send email to annualmeeting@npsoregon.org.