Native Plant Material Accomplishment Reports

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	Native Plant Material Accomplishment Reports The following reports provide the most recent information from around the country about local efforts to identify and characterize target species, collect and propagate seed and planting stock, develop seed zones and plant movement guidelines, provide training, and utilize native plants in restoration. The projects were funded by a special Congressional appropriation for the development and use of native plant materials on National Forest System lands. Fiscal Year 2012 Reports Intermountain Region Colorado Plateau Native Plant Materials Program FY 2012 Accomplishments (PDF, 1.2 MB) Native Plants for Watershed Restoration, Payette National Forest, Native Plant Materials Program 2012 Accomplishments (PDF, 226 KB) Native Shrub Propagation Project, Sawtooth National Forest Native Plant Program, 2012 Accomplishments (PDF, 178 KB) Northern Region Bitterroot National Forest, Darby Ranger District Pollinator Garden 2012 Accomplishments (PDF, 772 KB) Bitterroot National Forest, Stevensville Ranger District Pollinator Garden 2012 Accomplishments (PDF, 666 KB) Bitterroot National Forest, Sula Ranger District Pollinator Garden 2012 Accomplishments (PDF, 412 KB) Bitterroot National Forest, West Fork Ranger District Pollinator Garden 2012 Accomplishments (PDF, 974 KB) Pacific Northwest Region USDA Forest Service Pacific Northwest Region Native Plant Restoration Program Accomplishments (PDF, 6.6 MB) Rocky Mountain Region French Creek Willow Restoration Project, Black Hills National Forest Native Plant Program, 2012 Accomplishments (PDF, 131 KB) Native Species Program on the Medicine Bow-Routt National Forest, 2012 Accomplishments with FY10 Dollars (PDF, 180 KB) Workhorse Native Species on the Medicine Bow-Routt National Forest, 2012 Accomplishments with FY10 Dollars (PDF, 599 KB) Native Species Program on the Medicine Bow-Routt National Forest, 2012 Accomplishments with FY12 Dollars (PDF, 163 KB) Native Shrub propagation on the San Juan National Forest Native Plant Program, 2012 Accomplishments (PDF, 376 KB) White River National Forest Native Plant Program, 2012 Accomplishments with Fiscal Year 2011 funds (PDF, 430 KB) White River National Forest Native Plant Program, 2012 Accomplishments with Fiscal Year 2010 funds (PDF, 358 KB) Southern Region NNIPS Eradication and Native Species Planting, National Forests in Alabama FY 2012 Accomplishments (PDF, 246 KB) Apalachicola National Forest Native Groundcover Seed Bank FY 2012 Updated Accomplishments (PDF, 164 KB) Apalachicola National Forest Longleaf Groundcover Planting FY 2012 Update for Survival (PDF, 131 KB) Local Genotypes for North Georgia [Chattahoohchee-Oconee National Forests] 2012 Accomplishments (PDF, 125 KB) Atlantic Coastal Plain Longleaf Ecosystem Natives [Francis Marion and Sumter National Forests] 2012 Accomplishments (PDF, 250 KB) Native Plant Materials, Kisatchie National Forest FY 2012 Accomplishments (PDF, 88 KB) Ouachita National Forest Native Grass Restoration Project (PDF, 115 KB) Boston Mountain Ranger District [Ozark National Forest] Native Warm Season Grasses Field Restoration 2012 Accomplishments (PDF, 144 KB) Boston Mountain Ranger District [Ozark National Forest] Native Plant Pollinator Garden 2012 Accomplishments (PDF, 182 KB) Native Genotypes for Southern Appalachian Bioregion 2012 Accomplishments (PDF, 257 KB) Native Prairie Seed Increase Project at Clymer Meadow [National Forests in Texas] 2012 Accomplishments (PDF, 52 KB) Previous Fiscal Year Reports…
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