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Physical Address:
Mines Building (map)
Ground Floor — Rooms 116 and 117

8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Tuesdays and Wednesdays
Also by appointment

Mailing Address:
Stillinger Herbarium
University of Idaho
875 Perimeter Dr. MS 3026
Moscow, ID 83844-3026

Phone: 208-885-2346

Email: herbarium@uidaho.edu

Checklists

The Stillinger Herbarium often compiles checklists of plants for popular local areas. These lists are valuable tools for use by the botanically interested public, as well as land managers interested in knowledge of species occurrence.

In addition, county-level checklists for the entire Pacific Northwest can be compiled from our specimen database. These checklists are dynamically generated from specimen records in the Consortium of Pacific Northwest Herbaria database. They should not be considered complete county floras. Although our database holdings are extensive, there are still many gaps at the county level. You can help us fill the gaps by collecting and donating specimens to an herbarium in our region.

Selkirk Mountains

A checklist of the vascular flora of the Selkirk Mountains of northern Idaho, covering ~886 square miles from the Canadian border south to the Pend Oreille River. This list synthesizes fieldwork by University of Idaho graduate student Harpo Faust with historical herbarium collections.

Checklist

Salmon River Canyon, Idaho

Salmon River Canyon, Idaho, near Riggins is the warmest place in Idaho, offering the opportunity for early botanizing.

Checklist

Palouse Prairie

With less than one percent remaining, the Palouse Prairie ecosystem is one of the most threatened and endangered ecosystems in our area. Using data from our collections, the following list was compiled to assist in Palouse Prairie restoration activities on campus.

Checklist

Search the Specimen Database

The Consortium of Pacific Northwest Herbaria was created in 2007 to bring together regional herbaria and provide an online portal to access the wealth of existing and emerging information about the flora of the Pacific Northwest.

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Kamiak Butte

Kamiak Butte is a county park located in Whitman County between the towns of Palouse and Pullman in Eastern Washington, near the border of Idaho. It is named after Chief Kamiakin of the Yakama tribe and is a popular hiking and picnic area in the Palouse.

Checklist

Elk Creek

Elk Creek Falls is located four miles outside of Elk River, Idaho, in Clearwater County. It is popular for hiking and viewing one of three waterfalls.

Checklist

Weneha River

The Wenaha River of Northeast Oregon makes the perfect early season hike to view early wildflowers. It is located above the city of Troy and the Grande Ronde River.

Checklist

Selway and Lochsa Range

The Selway and Lochsa Rivers are tributaries of the Clearwater River in Idaho and Clearwater Counties. Rich in coastal disjuncts, the area is unique in the isolated population of Cornus nuttallii west of the Cascades.

Checklist

Little North Fork of the Clearwater River

The Little North Fork of the Clearwater River is located in the subalpine country of Shoshone and Clearwater Counties in Idaho and is popular with kayakers, campers and hikers.

Checklist

Flora, Oregon

Flora, Oregon, is appropriately named as the vicinity offers a rich and unique spring vegetation. Located on the Grande Ronde River, it is a popular recreational spot in northeastern Oregon.

Checklist

Physical Address:
Mines Building (map)
Ground Floor — Rooms 116 and 117

8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Tuesdays and Wednesdays
Also by appointment

Mailing Address:
Stillinger Herbarium
University of Idaho
875 Perimeter Dr. MS 3026
Moscow, ID 83844-3026

Phone: 208-885-2346

Email: herbarium@uidaho.edu