What is a keystone?
- the wedge-shaped piece at the crown of an arch that locks the other pieces in place
- something or someone on which associated things depend for support
Doug Tallamy says keystone plants are “Natives that are essential to our ecosystems….”
For our Chapter’s 25th anniversary, we are honoring our keystone members who have been an essential part of our ‘ecosystem’ for 20 years or more. Several will be featured each month, July through October, starting with those who have been members for at least 20 years and working up to those who have been members for 24-25 years.
See how we’re avoiding using the word ‘oldest’!?
We hope you enjoy reading these posts about our members!
- 2003: Keystone Members Bob Siemer and Ann Early
- 2002: Keystone Member Savannah Furman
- 2002: Keystone Member Susan Orr
- 2002: Keystone Member Margy Terpstra
- 2001: Keystone Member Marilyn Heller
- 2001: Keystone Member Sue Reed
- 2001: Keystone Member Betty Struckhoff
- 2000: Keystone Member Barbara Brain
- 2000: Keystone Member Jane Schaefer
- 1999: Keystone Member Ana Grace Schachtman
- 1998: Keystone Member Kathy Bildner
- 1998: Keystone Member Penny Holtzmann
- 1998: Keystone Member Susan Lammert
- 1998: Keystone Member Roz Marx
- 1998: Keystone Member Ann Case
- 1997: Keystone Member Scott Woodbury
- 1997: Keystone Member Fran Glass
