David Magney was an invited speaker to the CNPS Conservation Conference in mid-January 2015, held in San Jose, California. Mr. Magney gave two talks: Lichens of Ventura County and Native Landscaping at Apricot Lane Farms. He also presented a poster "Ventura County Floristics". Each of the PowerPoint presentations for the two talks, as well as the poster, are provided here as PDFs.
These talks were presented on 16-17 January 2015 at the San Jose Convention Center, downtown San Jose, California. David Magney Environmental Consulting was a major sponsor of this conference.
David Magney was an invited speaker to the CNPS Conservation Conference in mid-January 2009, held in Sacramento, California. Mr. Magney gave four talks: Locally Rare Plants of Ventura County, Ventura County Planning Division's Locally Rare Species and Communities, Navarretia ojaiensis - a New Rare Species, and Ethics for/of the Professional Botanist. Each of which are provided here as a PowerPoint presentation. Mr. Magney also presented a poster on the Flora of Ventura County, also provided below.
These talks were presented on 17-19 January 2009 at the Sacramento Convention Center, downtown Sacramento, California.
Mr. Magney also participated on a panel discussion about the botany profession.
David Magney was an invited speaker to the Botany 2008 conference in late July 2008, held in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Mr. Magney gave three talks: Flora of Ventura County, Rare Plants of Ventura County, and Ethics for/of the Professional Botanist. Each of which are provided here as a PowerPoint presentation.
These talks were presented on 28 and 30 July 2008 at the University of British Columbia.
Mr. Magney also served as a judge for the American Society of Plant Taxonomists' Cooley Award for the best student presentation.
David Magney gave a presentation on the Calleguas Creek Watershed Wetland Restoration Plan, summarizing the scope and conclusions of the study of the Calleguas Creek Watershed in southeastern Ventura County.
