Resources
Below are resources and suppliers that have been helpful to us in our meadow restoration effort.
Meadow Restoration
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This handbook by the San Juan County Land Bank is a great overview of San Juan Islands native plants and meadow making methods and tips.
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Technical Assistance
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The US Department of Fish and Wildlife supports private land conservation and habitat restoration efforts.
The National Resource Conservation Service provides assistance for landowner conservation efforts.
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Your meadow will inevitably have introduced plants, and perhaps even some of the more invasive noxious weeds. Contact the county noxious weed department for help and best practices for controlling weeds in your meadow.
Native Plant Identification
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Want to know what plants have been recorded in botanical surveys on the islands? Search the CPNW Herbaria database which has records going back to 1905.
The National Resource Conservation Service provides assistance for landowner conservation efforts.
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