The Common Sedges, Grasses and Rushes of the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic

This session will focus on the most common sedges, grasses and rushes found in wetlands in the Northeast and mid-Atlantic region. It covers portions of the Eastern Mountains and Piedmont, Northcentral and Northeast, and the Atlantic and Gulf Coastal Plain Regional Supplements to the US Army Corps of Engineers Wetland Delineation Manual.

$229.00

Workshop Includes
On-demand access for 60 days
Plant ID resources
Instructor Q&A
Certificate of Training
2 PDHs

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Join us for our on-demand workshop focusing on some of the more commonly found sedges, grasses and rushes of the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions. No need to travel. Weather is not an issue. Just sit back, relax, stay warm and dry.  Spend a couple of hours with The Swamp School’s experts and learn your plants.

Product Description

Unlock the secrets of graminoid plants with our engaging online short course, specifically tailored for professionals and enthusiasts keen to navigate the complexity of sedges, grasses, and rushes in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions. This condensed, expert-led program is ideal for botanists, ecologists, landscape designers, and environmental scientists looking to enhance their knowledge and identification skills within a flexible online learning environment.

Course Highlights:

  • Streamlined Learning Modules: Dive into focused content that distills the essentials of graminoid identification and ecology across five interactive modules, each crafted for efficient and comprehensive learning.
  • Expert-Led Video Lectures: Gain insights from botany experts who bring a wealth of field experience directly to your screen, with high-definition video content that’s accessible anytime, anywhere.
  • Virtual Herbarium: Explore an online collection of high-resolution images and detailed descriptions of species, offering a virtual hands-on identification practice.
  • Interactive Quizzes: Test your knowledge as you progress, with instant feedback to help consolidate your learning and identify areas for further study.
  • Flexible Study Schedule: Designed for professionals, this self-paced course allows you to fit your studies around your existing commitments, with 24/7 access to course materials.
  • Resource Library Access: Receive lifetime access to a digital library of resources, including identification guides, key articles, and region-specific flora databases.
  • Community Forum: Join discussions with course peers and instructors in an exclusive online forum, enriching your learning experience through community engagement.
  • Certificate of Completion: Showcase your enhanced capabilities with a professional certificate that acknowledges your dedication and skill advancement.

Learning Objectives:

Upon completing the course, participants will be equipped to:

  • Confidently identify and differentiate between the common sedge, grass, and rush species of the regions.
  • Understand the basic ecological roles and habitat preferences of these plant groups.
  • Utilize key morphological features for in-field and research identification.
  • Access and navigate professional botanical resources for continued learning and professional practice.

Who This Course Is For:

This short online course is perfectly suited for busy professionals seeking to refine their botanical knowledge without the commitment of a full-length course. Whether you’re a practicing ecologist, an environmental educator, or a land management specialist, this program will provide you with the practical skills and knowledge to excel in your field.

Enhance your professional expertise and deepen your understanding of these critical plant groups with our specialized online short course – an invaluable investment for any environmental professional in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions.