Plant Walks in the Anchorage Area

Andy Anderson-Smith points out the aggregate fruits of the Red Raspberry, Rubus idaeus, during a plant walk at ERNC. August 13, 2005, Eagle River, Alaska.

Alaska Native Plant Society members lead plant walks at various locations. See the field trip list for scheduled events.

Be sure to visit the Alaska Botanical Garden , the trails at Campbell Creek Science Center , Eagle River Nature Center and other popular Anchorage Municipal Park routes.

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Alaska Native Plant Society  PO Box 141613  Anchorage, Alaska 99514
Last updated June 1, 2011

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• External Links:
  • Alaska Botanical Garden
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  • Alaska Natural Heritage Program
  • Native Plant Societies
  • USDA PLANTS Database

Single Delight, Moneses uniflora, growing with Star moss, Polytrichum sp. Also called Shy maiden, this woodland flower blooms in midsummer in much of Alaska.