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Volume 10(1): Summer 2003 - The California Lichen Society (CALS)

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Bulletin of the <strong>California</strong> <strong>Lichen</strong> <strong>Society</strong> <strong>10</strong>(1), <strong>2003</strong><br />

An Introduction to Crustose <strong>Lichen</strong>s<br />

<strong>2003</strong> Darwin Hall, Rm 207, SSU, Cotati, CA<br />

November 15, <strong>2003</strong><br />

Judy Robertson will lead us through a Saturday<br />

workshop introducing the beginner to the<br />

identification of crustose lichens. Using a ‘teaching<br />

set’ of prepared crustose specimens, participants<br />

will learn how to section an apothecium, to identify<br />

various kinds of spores, to stain ascus tips, as well<br />

as to use keys to identify the specimens. Coffee and<br />

tea will be provided. Please bring a lunch.<br />

Again, if you are interested in any of the above field<br />

trips or workshop, or would like more information,<br />

contact Judy Robertson at jksrr@aol.com, or 707<br />

584-8099.<br />

MSSF Fungus Fair. Look for more information<br />

about the Fungus Fair to be held in December <strong>2003</strong><br />

on the <strong>CALS</strong> Website or the SFMS Website.<br />

In the meantime, <strong>CALS</strong> members might want to<br />

consider helping with the lichen display, which<br />

<strong>CALS</strong> has put together at the Fair for the past<br />

dozen years<br />

Ongoing <strong>Lichen</strong> Identification Workshops<br />

Darwin Hall, Room 207, Sonoma State University.<br />

<strong>The</strong> 2 nd and 4 th Thursday of every month, 5 pm. to<br />

8:30 pm.<br />

our specimens, use the classroom dissecting and<br />

compound scopes and a variety of keys to identify<br />

them.<br />

We help one another at difficult places in the keys<br />

and get feedback about our methods. This is a<br />

great time to work on those specimens you have<br />

collected but have not had time to ID, those that<br />

you have had difficulty identifying or just learning<br />

about lichens. We have snacks and enjoy hearing<br />

about the latest good collecting spot. <strong>The</strong>re is no<br />

cost for our workshops but be prepared to pay a<br />

$2.50 parking fee.<br />

Southern <strong>California</strong> Activities<br />

Information on other field trips and workshops for<br />

Southern <strong>California</strong> is not available at this time. If<br />

you are interested, please be sure that your name<br />

and email address are on the Southern <strong>California</strong><br />

distribution list kept by Andrew Pigniolo at<br />

ArcheoAndy@aol.com.<br />

Sierra Nevada Activities<br />

<strong>The</strong>re is an informal group that meets every first<br />

Saturday of the month in Reno, Nevada, at the<br />

home of Eric Peterson. We meet from <strong>10</strong>:00 A.M. till<br />

3:00 P.M. and the highlight of the day is a potluck<br />

lunch at 12:00 noon. Any interested parties are<br />

welcome to join in. Just contact Tamara Sasaki at<br />

530 581-4315 or E-mail to tsasaki@parks.ca.gov.<br />

Join us every 2 nd and 4 th Thursday of each month<br />

for these <strong>Lichen</strong> ID sessions at SSU. We bring<br />

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