The Rocky Mountain Herbarium is the largest facility of its kind between Saint Louis and the West Coast. Rich in material from throughout US, Canada, and northern Europe, it is the largest collection of Wyoming and Rocky Mountain plants in the world and reflects the region’s biological diversity and evolutionary history.

The Rocky Mountain Herbarium Database (www.rmh.uwyo.edu) is an online tool that can be used to locate plant species in Wyoming and beyond. It is also useful for compiling species lists for specific areas, defined by a location or a polygon.

The Rocky Mountain Herbarium (RM) is the largest facility of its kind between Saint Louis and the West Coast. Rich in material from throughout the US, Canada, and northern Europe, it is the largest collection of Wyoming and Rocky Mountains plants in the world and reflects the region’s biological diversity and evolutionary history.

Welcome to the Rocky Mountain Herbarium's K-12 education resources. The lesson ideas and resources provided here are just the beginning of our commitment to make the RM accessible to students and educators.

Unpublished report prepared for Mobil Exploration and Producing US, Inc. and the Pinedale Resource Area, Bureau of Land Management, by the Rocky Mountain Herbarium, University of Wyoming, Laramie, WY.

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The Rocky Mountain Herbarium is the largest facility of its kind between Saint Louis and the West Coast. Rich in material from throughout US, Canada, and northern Europe, it is the largest collection of Wyoming and Rocky Mountain plants in the world and reflects the region’s

The W. G. Solheim Mycological Herbarium collection contains 48,000 specimens, principally parasitic fungi; also all of the major groups of fungi. It is based on Dr. Solheim’s own formal collection of approximately 1,800 species as well as exsiccatae from Ohio, California, North Dakota, Utah, Wisconsin, Canada, the Farlow Herbarium at Harvard ...

Apr 7, 2024 · Join UW Extension, the Rocky Mountain Herbarium, and Forest Service personnel on a 2-hour plant walk to learn how to identify common native trees and shrubs in the Medicine Bow National Forest. The group will also discuss forest health and ecology. Participants should expect light to moderate walking.