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Quick SearchDinosaur National Monument Herbarium (NPS-DINO) Dinosaur’s herbarium represents and perpetuates a longtime legacy of botanists collecting, curating, and researching plant taxa within the park, as well as the monument’s remarkable flora. Situated at the convergence of five ecoregions, and featuring a wide range of geology and topography, the Monument has historically been a study site for dozens of rare, local and edaphic endemic plants, with at least 11 type specimens, and 95 species currently listed as special status or of conservation concern. The herbarium’s physical and digital presence is home to over 800 taxa and almost 3,000 specimens, part of an increasingly vital network of Intermountain botanical resources. Contacts:
GBIF Dataset page: http://www.gbif.org/dataset/e2bec7d1-c0fe-4315-bac9-6c1ce3128309
Address:Dinosaur National Monument Herbarium National Park Service Dinosaur National Monument 11625 E 1500 S Jensen, Utah 84035 U.S.A. 970-374-3055; 435-781-7703 Collection Statistics
Extra StatisticsCollection Type: Preserved Specimens Management: Live Data managed directly within data portal Last Update: Global Unique Identifier: bc643fa2-41d1-48a9-80f7-cbad79ba90e3 Digital Metadata:EML File Rights Holder: National Park Service Access Rights: Public Domain | ||
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This project was made possible in part by the Institute of Museum and Library Services [MG-70-19-0057-19].
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