Field Trip by CoNPS Chapter
Each CoNPS chapter organizes and runs field trips to look at native plants. On many trips, the plants seen are recorded. This page contains links to the each of the CoNPS field trip plant lists which have been made available to the world on the herbarium consortium, SEINet.
The plant lists are organized on this page by Chapter. Click on the plant list you want and that will take you To SEINet. The plant lists on SEINET can be displayed in many formats: alphabetically by genus and species, with images, with common names, with synonyms, with authors, notes and vouchers. And you can download and print your list.
Boulder Chapter
Metro-Denver Chapter
North Table Mountain, Golden, Jefferson County, CO; May 14, 1994, Loraine Yeatts & Sally White, leaders
Pattridge Open Space, West 82 Avenue & 3rd Avenue, near the village of Leyden, west of Arvada, Jefferson County, CO; April 23, 2016; John Vickery, leader
Pawnee National Grassland, Weld County, Eastern Colorado; June 2, 1979; M. Shoop, J Dodd, R. Engle and G. Turner, leaders
Red Rocks Park, Trading Post Trail, 18300 W. Alameda Parkway, Morrison, Jefferson County, CO; June 7, 2015; Jan & Charlie Turner, leaders
Northern Chapter
Arapahoe Bend Natural Area, Harmony Road & Strauss Cabin Road, Fort Collins, Larimer County, Colorado; June 8 2012; Hugh Mackay, leader
Arthur’s Rock, Lory State Park, Larimer County, Colorado; June 13, 2009
Blue Lake Trail, Southwestern Larimer County, north of Highway #14, west of Laramie River Road; July 28, 2014; Hugh Mackay and Ronda Koski, leaders
Colorado Prairie Ranchlands Flora near Wray, Yuma County, CO; June 11-12, 2016; Bruce Bosley leader
Neota Wilderness, Northwest of Rocky Mountain National Park, Larimer County, CO; July 27, 1996 & July 28, 1997; Jody K. Nelson, leader
Peak 7, Tenmile Range, Breckenridge, Summit County, Colorado; July 17, 2016; Jane Hendrix, leader
Phantom Canyon Preserve, Nature Conservancy Preserve north of Livermore, Larimer County, CO; July 5, 2015, Ronda Koski , leader
Reservoir Ridge Natural Area, Fort Collins, Larimer County, CO; May 24, 2011; Hugh Mackay, leader
Southeast Chapter
Aiken Canyon Preserve southwest of Colorado Springs, El Paso County, Colorado; June 6, 1992
Beaver Creek Wilderness Area, Fremont County, Colorado (SW of Colorado Springs – NE of Canon City); May 21, 2011; Doris Drisgill and George Cameron, leaders
Gateway Park, Colorado Springs, CO; August 30, 2011
Timpas Creek, Bloom, Otero County, CO (about 13 miles southwest of Timpas off of US #350 in Comanche National Grassland); May 31, 2015; Steve Olson, leader
Plateau Chapter
Buffalo Creek Fire, Top of the World Campground, and the “heli spot area”, Pike National Forest S. of Pine Junction, CO; May 30, 1998; Steve Vest and Rick Brune, leaders
Boreas Pass Draba Workshop, Summit County, Colorado.Field Trips; July 13, 2013, Steve Olson & Sheila Lamb, leaders
East Lost Park Bioblitz, South Park, Park County, CO; July 24, 2012; Steve Olson, leader
Sloan Lake, American Basin, Hinsdale County, Colorado; August 11, 1995; Gay Austin, leader
Southwest Chapter
Courthouse Mountain Trail, Ouray County, Courthouse Mountain, Colorado; July 15, 2007; Peggy Lyon and Al Schneider, leaders
Dominguez Canyon, April 26, 2009. Triangle Mesa, Mesa County, CO; April 26, 2009; Peggy Lyon, leader
Escalente Canyon – Cottonwood Spring, Delta County, CO; Peggy Lyon leader
Gateway: Entrada and Cutler trails, Mesa County; May 15, 2012; Peggy Lyon, leader
Narraguinnep Canyon, Dolores County, CO; June 17, 2001; Leslie Stuart, leader
Opal Lake, Archuleta County, CO; June 10, 2010; Susan Halabrin & Al Schneider, leaders
Owl Creek Pass, Ouray, Gunnison County, Colorado; July 14, 2007; Peggy Lyon & Al Schneider, leaders
Pagosa Peak, north of Pagosa Springs, Archuleta County, CO; July 31, 1999; Charley King and Richard E. Moseley, Jr.
Pagosa Springs Country west of Pagosa Springs, Archuleta County, Colorado (Locations: #1 – Mancos Shale site about 2 miles south of intersection of US #160 and US #84. #2 – Turkey Springs area on Newt Jack Road off Piedre Road about 7 miles NW of US#160. #3 – Piedre Road bridge at Hinsdale County line; June 11, 1994, Dick Moseley and Charlie King, leaders
