Lichen identification Workshop for beginners

[@captaindavidburton]

This is the most useful Lichen ID workshop I’ve seen. And I’ve watched enough of them!

[@estelley1424]

Thank you SO MUCH for this clear and informative introduction, your passion and energy is contagious!

[@happyoutside2558]

This was fantastic! I’ve never seen a video of this caliber! It answered so many questions that I had and I learned a whole lot more!

[@AlexandraZegarra]

Nice workshop! Thanks for making it public!

[@blueheronoutdoorschool4209]

Wow, really enjoyed this. Very good, relatable content that is well structured. Thank you so much!

[@heatherespenlaub5897]

Thanks for this WONDERFUL introduction! I’ve been interested for years, but have done little to learn. Thank you for this rich beginning-Heather in NH, USA

[@leonamerclova4400]

The best workshop I have seen so far!

[@karate4348]

what heaven we live in!
beautiful lichen
what a helpful introduction
lichen forever!
all those teeniest soridia, the snappy stick up ones..
the lovely teachers, students
I imagine the lichens all quietly
happy in their friendships, colourful, mutual, singing microscopic songs,
telling discreet stories to the footpaths, the trees, rocks and sticks
lucky are they and us.
The jam tart is my favourite.
thanks

[@jacobfreeman7427]

Very poetic

[@milliondollarartist]

8:45 you really good, please you are talented with your field and communication and technology. Very refreshing from a learning standpoint of things. Thanks for the content and ease of listening and learning. 8:45

[@valentineluymachado2330]

Wonderful talk, so grateful it was shared here, where I could find it when I discovered my curiosity for lichen. Thanks from Argentina!

[@bernadetteoneill4616]

Really excellent presentation. Thank you for making this available to the public!

[@studio_wild]

Thank you for this great workshop! What a pleasure to watch, you ID'd my lichen in question during the talk (xanthoria) and I can't wait to visit the gardens soon! 😊

[@biyolojiveotesi]

Thank you for this good education 🙂

[@causasui8185]

I could not have dreamt of a better introduction to lichens. Thank you!

[@mattievanrooijen]

What kind of microscope do you use? How do you transport the image to my screen?

[@jackieswanson225]

That was brilliant ! Thank you.

[@rodk4167]

Thanks that has made things alot clearer. Really well put together talk

[@GeraldBlack1]

Lichenade! Very informative.

[@Vishwa.Vanaspati]

Very nicely explained mam

[@DrSanjeevPandey]

Wonderful...learned how to do virtual practicals after watching your video...thank you so much

[@mariad.9334]

You are awesome. Thank you so much!

[@fandrisofianafastanti4923]

Thank you ! I really enjoy this online workshop. Hope I can become a good lichenologist

[@kennethmurphy8585]

Thank you for this brilliance!

[@tamsinsayers1316]

wonderful

[@popcornwallace330]

great talk! thank you :)

[@katttok]

this is so interesting! thank you!

[@BobDodgey]

Is there a link to where I can get those field guides?

[@milliondollarartist]

30:47 which 31:25 are edible

[@HikarusVibrator]

I was looking for god but then I found lichen

[@jacobfreeman7427]

Same but different

[@evelyne7071]

Nice.

[@craftygreenpoet]

Very interesting, well organised content but Powerpoint might have helped in terms of the presentation.

[@BIGZARG]

Tubular?

[@karate4348]

apathesia's have sexual spores
the algie inside the other types, are they not considered to be spores?
I love your explanations.