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CATEGORIES:Field Trips
CREATED:20231221T193507
SUMMARY:Dirca Walk at San Francisco Peninsula Watershed (San Mateo County)
LOCATION:San Francisco Peninsula Watershed (San Mateo County)
DESCRIPTION:Join Chapter Rare Plant Chair Don Thomas to see the rare Western leatherwoo
 d (Dirca occidentalis) in the Crystal Springs Watershed along the Sawyer Ca
 mp Trail. This will be an easy slow-paced walk of about four miles round-tr
 ip, starting at the trailhead on Hillcrest and Highway 280, with a stop for
  lunch.\nDirca is one of the first plants to bloom each year, revealing its
  bright yellow hanging flowers from its bare winter branches. We will also 
 have a chance to see other early blooming plants, such as hound’s tongue (A
 delinia grandis) and trillium (Trillium chloropetalum).\nDirca is a rare pa
 leoendemic plant native only to the San Francisco Bay Area, ranked by CNPS 
 as 1B.2. (Read more about CNPS rare plant ranks at www.cnps.org/rare- plant
 s/california-rare-plant-ranks (https://www.cnps.org/rare-%20plants/californ
 ia-rare-plant-ranks).)\nAn optional additional short walk along the Sawyer 
 Camp Trail will be to the Jepson Laurel. This was at one time the largest b
 ay tree in California, but it has been declining for many years. Many large
  branches have died and broken off the tree over time, so it has been dethr
 oned as the largest in the state.\nWear warm clothes and bring water and lu
 nch.\nSpace is limited. No drop-ins please. To complete the required RSVP, 
 please visit our Chapter’s Meetup page (https://www.meetup.com/California-N
 ative-Plant-Society-Santa-Clara-Valley-Chapter/). Driving directions and pa
 rking tips are provided on the Meetup page.\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div class="page" title="Page 12"><div class="layoutArea"><div class="colum
 n"><p>Join Chapter Rare Plant Chair Don Thomas to see the rare Western leat
 herwood (<em>Dirca occidentalis</em>) in the Crystal Springs Watershed alon
 g the Sawyer Camp Trail. This will be an easy slow-paced walk of about four
  miles round-trip, starting at the trailhead on Hillcrest and Highway 280, 
 with a stop for lunch.</p><p><em>Dirca</em> is one of the first plants to b
 loom each year, revealing its bright yellow hanging flowers from its bare w
 inter branches. We will also have a chance to see other early blooming plan
 ts, such as hound’s tongue (<em>Adelinia grandis</em>) and trillium (<em>Tr
 illium chloropetalum</em>).</p><p><em>Dirca</em> is a rare paleoendemic pla
 nt native only to the San Francisco Bay Area, ranked by CNPS as 1B.2. (Read
  more about CNPS rare plant ranks at <a href="https://www.cnps.org/rare-%20
 plants/california-rare-plant-ranks">www.cnps.org/rare- plants/california-ra
 re-plant-ranks</a>.)</p><p>An optional additional short walk along the Sawy
 er Camp Trail will be to the Jepson Laurel. This was at one time the larges
 t bay tree in California, but it has been declining for many years. Many la
 rge branches have died and broken off the tree over time, so it has been de
 throned as the largest in the state.</p><p>Wear warm clothes and bring wate
 r and lunch.</p><p>Space is limited. No drop-ins please. <strong>To complet
 e the required RSVP</strong>, please visit our <a href="https://www.meetup.
 com/California-Native-Plant-Society-Santa-Clara-Valley-Chapter/">Chapter’s 
 Meetup page</a>. Driving directions and parking tips are provided on the Me
 etup page.</p></div></div></div>
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