• Central Washington Native Plants
  Over 300 of the more common plants of Central Washington are featured here as well as some of the more unusual and rare species. This photographic collection includes descriptions of the species, distribution, habitat, morphology, and ethnobotanical uses.


• Southern Idaho Native Plants
  Plants of the Boise Foothills, Owyhee Front, Bennett Mountain and other areas. Includes Lepidium papilliferum, an endemic plant to the Snake River Plains which only grows on 'slickspots'- mini playas in the desert.


• Okanogan Native Plants
  A small sample of the flora of the north


• Inland Northwest Lichens
  Photos of lichens east of the Cascades in Washington and Idaho.

• Ecology and Conservation
  An online nature walk through parts of Idaho and Washington State. Learn more about the geology, plant ecology, management, and history of this land.


• Desert Plant Adaptations
  


• Ethnobotany of the Middle Columbia River Native Americans
  


• Knapweed- Alien Invasion!
  


• Biological Soil Crusts
  Find out about the components of biological soil crusts- the organisms that are keeping Western North America's soils together.

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Created by:   Thayne Tuason

Last updated September 6, 2008
First created August 1999

Big changes are happening with this site and it is currently under construction. If you see names and logos for Central Washington Native Plants (cwnp) along with Flora of the Inland Pacific Northwest name this is why: This site originally started out as my pet project for wildflowers while I was still an amateur botanist just in the first year of community college, and all that I knew or had seen was Central Washington. Since then I have been privileged work, live , and visit other portions of the Pacific Northwest. The Flora of the Pacific Northwest has been an invaluable guide for me (though outdated), and since most of my botanizing is primarily east of the Cascades, the new website name for this site is Flora of the Inland Pacific Northwest, in order to encompass my greater widening botanical travels. Because this site includes over 500 separate pages and CSS was hardly heard of when I started, it may take a while to get all the new as well as the old with the new name of the site. Please be patient. Because most of the traffic on this website is returning traffic, the website address- www.cwnp.org is not going to be changed at least in the near future although the website name will.
About this website and me
Email me at:
flora@cwnp.org