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Academy of Natural Sciences<br> Auburn University<br> Boise State University<br> Botanical Research Institute of Texas<br> Brigham Young University<br> California Academy of Science<br> Cornell University<br> Duke University<br> Field Museum of Natural History<br> Harvard University<br> Idaho State University<br> Illinois Natural History Survey<br> Louisiana State University<br> Michigan State University<br> Michigan Technological University<br> Missouri Botanical Garden<br> Montana State University<br> | Academy of Natural Sciences<br> Auburn University<br> Boise State University<br> Botanical Research Institute of Texas<br> Brigham Young University<br> California Academy of Science<br> Cornell University<br> Duke University<br> Field Museum of Natural History<br> Harvard University<br> Idaho State University<br> Illinois Natural History Survey<br> | ||
Louisiana State University & Agricultural and Mechanical College<br> | |||
Michigan State University<br> | |||
Michigan Technological University<br> | |||
Missouri Botanical Garden<br> | |||
Montana State University<br> | |||
Morton Arboretum<br> Museum of Northern Arizona<br> New York Botanical Garden<br> North Dakota State University<br> | |||
Northern Illinois University<br> | |||
Ohio State University<br> | |||
Ohio University<br> | |||
Oregon State University<br> | |||
Pittsburg State University (Kansas)<br> Rutgers University<br> San Francisco State University<br> Santa Barbara Botanic Garden<br> Southern Illinois University<br> Towson University<br> Tulane University<br> University of Alaska Museum<br> University. of Arizona<br> University of Arkansas<br> University of California Berkeley<br> University of Colorado<br> University of Connecticut<br> | |||
University of Florida, Florida Natural History Museum<br> | |||
University of Hawaii<br> | |||
University of Idaho<br> | |||
University of Illinois<br> | |||
University of Kansas<br> | |||
University of Maine<br> | |||
University of Maine at Ft. Kent<br> | |||
University of Michigan<br> | |||
University of Nebraska<br> | |||
University of Nebraska at Kearny<br> | |||
University of Nevada, Las Vegas<br> | |||
University of New Hampshire<br> | |||
University of New Mexico<br> | |||
University of New York, Binghamton<br> | |||
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill<br> | |||
University of Northern Alabama<br> | |||
University of Richmond<br> | |||
University of Tennessee<br> | |||
University of Texas, El Paso<br> | |||
University of Vermont<br> | |||
University of Washington<br> | |||
University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire<br> | |||
University of Wisconsin, Stevens Point<br> | |||
University of Wyoming<br> | |||
Utah Valley University<br> | |||
Washington State University<br> | |||
West Virginia University<br> | |||
Western State College of Colorado<br> | |||
Western Washington University<br> | |||
Yale University<br> | |||
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Revision as of 11:49, 11 February 2013
Addressing Colorado Lichens and Bryophytes as Sensitive Indicators of Environmental Quality and Change
Project Summary
This award joins the ongoing Thematic Collections Network project on "North American Lichens and Bryophytes: Sensitive Indicators of Environmental Quality and Change". The primary goal of this project is to image label data from the 100,000 North American bryophyte (mosses) and lichen specimens held at the University of Colorado Herbarium (COLO). The main scientific questions to be addressed from these efforts are: (1) How are changes in distribution patterns of lichens and bryophytes over time correlated with man-made environmental changes? (2) Can mapping of specimens document such changes, and can these organisms be used as bioindicators to focus our attention on steps needed to maintain a healthy environment? Natural history museums and herbaria serve as storehouses for plant and animal specimens collected over generations of scientific investigation. Collections are the basis for our understanding of life's diversity in all its abundance and variation across nature. The collections from Colorado will add information about high altitude lichens and bryophytes and will fill a gap for the original network.
Project Leadership
Project Lead PI (Lead Principal Investigator): Timothy Hogan, University of Colorado at Boulder
NSF Award Number
1205084
Project Website
Project Collaborators
Academy of Natural Sciences
Auburn University
Boise State University
Botanical Research Institute of Texas
Brigham Young University
California Academy of Science
Cornell University
Duke University
Field Museum of Natural History
Harvard University
Idaho State University
Illinois Natural History Survey
Louisiana State University & Agricultural and Mechanical College
Michigan State University
Michigan Technological University
Missouri Botanical Garden
Montana State University
Morton Arboretum
Museum of Northern Arizona
New York Botanical Garden
North Dakota State University
Northern Illinois University
Ohio State University
Ohio University
Oregon State University
Pittsburg State University (Kansas)
Rutgers University
San Francisco State University
Santa Barbara Botanic Garden
Southern Illinois University
Towson University
Tulane University
University of Alaska Museum
University. of Arizona
University of Arkansas
University of California Berkeley
University of Colorado
University of Connecticut
University of Florida, Florida Natural History Museum
University of Hawaii
University of Idaho
University of Illinois
University of Kansas
University of Maine
University of Maine at Ft. Kent
University of Michigan
University of Nebraska
University of Nebraska at Kearny
University of Nevada, Las Vegas
University of New Hampshire
University of New Mexico
University of New York, Binghamton
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
University of Northern Alabama
University of Richmond
University of Tennessee
University of Texas, El Paso
University of Vermont
University of Washington
University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire
University of Wisconsin, Stevens Point
University of Wyoming
Utah Valley University
Washington State University
West Virginia University
Western State College of Colorado
Western Washington University
Yale University