Not all sagebrush is the same
What genetic differences among big sagebrush subspecies mean for restoration seed choices.
News
News from Landscape Stewardship Collective.
Research stories, practical ideas, and updates from LSC.
Preserving diversity in rare plants
How careful collection and propagation can help Oregon semaphore grass persist.
Restoration research at NACCR
Rob and Trevor share research on seed sourcing and restoration. Download both presentations.
Trevor’s sagebrush restoration fellowship
A Northwest CASC fellowship supports guidance on sagebrush seed sources for a changing climate.
POPMAPS2 is ready to explore
An open-source tool for mapping population relationships and supporting genetic management decisions.
When genotype–environment associations fall short
Where these analyses help, where they can mislead, and what that means for management.
Native plants, healthier ecosystems
A Tribal Pesticide Program Council training on restoration and choosing appropriate plant materials.
Diversity from wild seed to production
Lessons from LSC’s National Native Seed Conference talk on maintaining diversity during seed production.
LSC receives nonprofit recognition
LSC is officially recognized as a 501(c)(3) public charity.
A letter from the Director
Reflections on LSC’s direction and the work ahead.
Bringing science and management together
Connecting research, native plants, and seed systems to improve restoration.
Rethinking seed transfer zones
Why dryland restoration needs guidance that accounts for hotter, drier, and less predictable conditions.
Choosing the right seed
Bringing site conditions, seed production, and management goals into seed selection.
The role of hybrid plant communities
How hybrid plant communities may connect fragmented habitats and support ecosystem resilience.