The Ecology of Atlantic White Cedar Swamps
Tuesday, November 17, 2026, 5:30-6:30PM
CLASSES > BOTANY, CONSERVATION
The Ericaceae of New England: Diversity, Ecology, and Phylogeny
Recording Available
Overview
Explore a subset of the Ericaceae–commonly known as the heath family–whose species grow and thrive in some of New England’s most challenging environments. Learn about the traits and interspecific relationships that contribute to the ecological success of this incredibly diverse group of flowering plants.
Elective Credit Hours: 1.0
This is a recording of a previously hosted class. It will be available to view until December 31, 2026.
Details
Date
Recording Available
Subject
Botany, Conservation
Program code
BOT118
Fee
$25
Location
On Demand
Instructor
Sam Gilvarg
Required Materials
A laptop, desktop computer, smartphone, or tablet compatible with Zoom; speakers; reliable internet connection
About the Instructor
Sam Gilvarg
Fire Ecologist, Ph.D. student, SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry
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