CSR, Inc Senior Biologists are in the field training our new Biologists: Nick, Emily and Adam, on how we monitor restoration…from measuring canopy cover to identifying native plant species. The native plant above is the Western Wallflower, also known as the Sanddune Wallflower (Erysimum capitatum). The CSR GIS Dept. will also join in on the training with a class on getting the most from their GPS devices.
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