Volume 10(1): Summer 2003 - The California Lichen Society (CALS)
Volume 10(1): Summer 2003 - The California Lichen Society (CALS)
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 />
on his printer, color illustrations and all, better than photocopy quality he said.<br />
It didn’t cost us a cent in postage, and I doubt that he could have gotten them<br />
more quickly any other way. I can see it coming – chatroom lichen workshops<br />
online, comparing webcam photos thru the microscope. Although workshops by<br />
remote control may be a thing in our future for those who live far from scheduled<br />
workshops and fieldtrips, I still urge you to organize and announce, by email lists<br />
and otherwise, your own lichen hikes and gatherings – you may just find a new<br />
lichen enthusiast neighbor to collaborate with.<br />
We are also flexing our professional expertise by committing ourselves for further<br />
field surveys. Recently we participated in the first fieldtrip of a biodiversity survey<br />
of Tomales Bay in Marin County, and there is a potential for doing a lichen survey<br />
in Whiskeytown National Recreation Area in Northern <strong>California</strong>.<br />
Our Conservation Committee has now met in person, and a working structure<br />
and procedure is shaping up under the adept guidance of our chairperson<br />
Eric Peterson. And we have made some progress in developing a database for<br />
members to record their collections. It turns out we find that Daniel George, a new<br />
member who is my nearby neighbor, is adept with Microsoft Access. More on that<br />
project later. Now to get to that backlog of unidentified lichens.<br />
– Bill Hill<br />
(cont. from p. 26)<br />
Items for Sale<br />
<strong>CALS</strong> has the following items for sale. Checks<br />
should be made out to <strong>The</strong> <strong>California</strong> <strong>Lichen</strong><br />
<strong>Society</strong>.<br />
1. A <strong>CALS</strong> mini guide to some common <strong>California</strong><br />
<strong>Lichen</strong>s, text by Janet Doell, photography by<br />
Richard Doell. A pocket sized book illustrating 41<br />
lichen species, with an introduction and descriptive<br />
notes for each photo. Designed as an introduction<br />
to <strong>California</strong> lichens for anyone interested in the<br />
natural world who would like to learn something<br />
about lichens. Price $<strong>10</strong>.00 (tax included), $12.00<br />
if mailed. To order contact Janet Doell at 5<strong>10</strong> 236-<br />
0489, or e-mail her at rdoell@sbcglobal.net.<br />
2. <strong>CALS</strong> lichen poster. This colorful 30” x 20” poster<br />
features 21 lichens. Photography by Richard Doell.<br />
You can see a picture of the poster at the <strong>CALS</strong><br />
Web site: http://ucjeps.herb.berkeley.edu/rlmoe/<br />
cals.html. To order contact Janet Doell as outlined<br />
above.<br />
3. Hand Lens. $5.00 (tax included), $7.00 if mailed.<br />
<strong>The</strong>se are Waltex 4 × 6 × <strong>10</strong> magnifiers (2 fold out<br />
lenses in a single holder; they are superimposed<br />
for the highest magnification). To order contact<br />
Judy Robertson at 707 584-8099 or e-mail her at<br />
jksrr@aol.com.<br />
For lichen identification supplies, including<br />
chemical kits, please contact Charis Bratt at 805<br />
682-4726, ext. 152, or e-mail her at cbratt@sbbg.org.<br />
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