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CATEGORIES:Native Plant Talks
CREATED:20211025T192129
SUMMARY:California’s Oaks and Their Countless Relations, a talk by Kate Marianchild
LOCATION:https://www.youtube.com/c/CNPSSantaClaraValley
DESCRIPTION:California’s magnificent oaks support more life forms than any plant specie
 s in the state. In a presentation filled with wildlife ̶ from spiders and l
 izards to woodpeckers, woodrats, and bears ̶ author and naturalist Kate Mar
 ianchild will discuss the vital role oaks play in food webs.\nWe’ll learn a
 bout co-evolutionary connections between oaks and caterpillars, jays, and l
 ichens, and we’ll marvel at the tiny wasps who bend enormous oaks to their 
 bidding. As Kate shares stories of oak woodland species, we’ll fight with w
 oodpeckers for mating opportunities, crawl through woodrat houses looking f
 or rattlesnakes, and plummet to the ground with squirrels as they use their
  tails as both parachutes and landing pads.\nBefore the talk, try to collec
 t an acorn with its cap from at least two kinds of oak. If you can, also sp
 end some time watching birds, lizards, squirrels or other animals in or aro
 und oaks. (Please collect your acorns only from places where you have permi
 ssion to collect.)\nThis talk is geared especially for middle school and hi
 gh schoolers!\nKate Marianchild is the author of the award- winning bestsel
 ler Secrets of the Oak Woodlands: Plants and Animals among California’s Oak
 s (Heyday, 2014). With humor, affection, and scientific accuracy, Kate prof
 iles the behaviors, social structures, and interrelationships of twenty-two
  species found in California’s oak woodlands.\nKate lives in a yurt near Uk
 iah surrounded by six kinds of oak and abundant wildlife. Go to www.katemar
 ianchild.com (https://www.katemarianchild.com) to purchase a signed copy of
  her book, close-focus binoculars, and/or oak identification guides or to l
 earn about restoring insect populations.\nThis talk will be live streamed o
 n Zoom (https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZcsce2qrz0qGtc856ox44O3ST
 SsgEpM2RlW) (requires advance registration) and YouTube (https://www.youtub
 e.com/c/CNPSSantaClaraValley) (registration NOT required).\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div class="page" title="Page 2"><div class="section"><div class="layoutAre
 a"><div class="column"><p>California’s magnificent oaks support more life f
 orms than any plant species in the state. In a presentation filled with wil
 dlife ̶ from spiders and lizards to woodpeckers, woodrats, and bears ̶ auth
 or and naturalist Kate Marianchild will discuss the vital role oaks play in
  food webs.</p><p>We’ll learn about co-evolutionary connections between oak
 s and caterpillars, jays, and lichens, and we’ll marvel at the tiny wasps w
 ho bend enormous oaks to their bidding.&nbsp;As Kate shares stories of oak 
 woodland species, we’ll fight with woodpeckers for mating opportunities, cr
 awl through woodrat houses looking for rattlesnakes, and plummet to the gro
 und with squirrels as they use their tails as both parachutes and landing p
 ads.</p><div class="layoutArea"><div class="column"><p>Before the talk, try
  to&nbsp;collect an acorn with&nbsp;its cap from at least&nbsp;two kinds of
  oak. If&nbsp;you can, also spend&nbsp;some time watching&nbsp;birds, lizar
 ds, squirrels&nbsp;or other animals in or&nbsp;around oaks. (Please&nbsp;co
 llect your acorns only from places where you have permission to collect.)</
 p><p>This talk is geared especially for middle school and high schoolers!</
 p><p>Kate Marianchild is the author of the award- winning bestseller <em>Se
 crets of the Oak Woodlands: Plants and Animals among California’s Oaks</em>
  (Heyday, 2014). With humor, affection, and scientific accuracy, Kate profi
 les the behaviors, social structures, and interrelationships of twenty-two 
 species found in California’s oak woodlands.</p><p>Kate lives in a yurt nea
 r Ukiah surrounded by six kinds of oak and abundant wildlife. Go to <a href
 ="https://www.katemarianchild.com">www.katemarianchild.com</a> to purchase 
 a signed copy of her book, close-focus binoculars, and/or oak identificatio
 n guides or to learn about restoring insect populations.</p><div class="pag
 e" title="Page 2"><div class="section"><div class="layoutArea"><div class="
 column"><p>This talk will be live streamed on&nbsp;<strong><a href="https:/
 /us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZcsce2qrz0qGtc856ox44O3STSsgEpM2RlW">Zoo
 m</a>&nbsp;(requires advance registration)&nbsp;</strong>and&nbsp;<strong><
 strong><a href="https://www.youtube.com/c/CNPSSantaClaraValley">YouTube</a>
 &nbsp;(registration NOT required).</strong></strong></p></div></div></div><
 /div></div></div></div></div></div></div>
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