5,000 specimens 

 

The Aleutian Islands; Alaskan northern coast; Southeastern Panhandle; Pribilof Islands; Alaskan interior as far north as Nome and Barrow. 

J. P. Anderson; F. W. Beals; K. Faegr; E. Hultén; E. Keithahn; A. E. Porsild; E. Scamman; I. L. Wiggins; M. Williams 

Ketchikan Library Herbarium 

1976 

 

Ellen Carrlee, Conservator
Email: ellen[dot]carrlee[at]alaska[dot]gov
Phone: 1-907-465-2396

 

 

 

11,650 specimens 

 

Vascular plants and bryophytes of southeastern Alaska; lichens of southeastern Alaska, northwestern Alaska, British Columbia, Sweden, and Central and South America. 

 

 

1978 

 

Mary Stensvold, Curator
Email: mstensvold[at]fs[dot]fed[dot]us
Phone: 1-907-747-4210

 

 

 

20,000 specimens 

The UAA Herbarium was originally created as a teaching collection for the Biological Sciences Department. The Alaska Natural Heritage Program (now Alaska Center for Conservation Science) took over management in the early 2000's. It is now the main repository for research activities by the ACCS. The collection contains about 20,000 specimens of vascular and nonvascular plants. THe collections are mostly from Alaska with an emphasis on non-native plants and rare plants. Regional emphases include otherwise poorly known areas such as Bering Sea Islands, Bering Glacier area of south-central Alaska, and remote regions of southwestern and northwestern Alaska. 

Alaska; Alaska non-native and rare plants 

George Argus, Mary Stensvold, Carolyn Parker, Aline Strutz, Dave Murray, Reidar Elven, Tass Kelso, Rob Lipkin, Stephen Talbot. 

 

1991 

 

Matthew Carlson, Curator
Email: mlcarlson[at]uaa[dot]alaska[dot]edu
Phone: 1-907-786-6390

 

https://accs.uaa.alaska.edu/vegetation/herbarium/ 

 

220,000 specimens 

Arctos is an ongoing effort to integrate access to specimen data, collection-management tools, and external resources on the Web. 

Vascular plants, lichens, bryophytes, and marine algae of Alaska; circumpolar north; Siberia and Russian Far East. CITES: US 130 

J. P. Anderson; G. W. Argus; W. D. Drury; O. W. Geist; E. O. G. Hultén; A. W. Johnson; H. Krog; A. E. Porsild; H. M. Raup; W. C. Steere Publications/Journals: Biological Papers of the University of Alaska 

Institute of Northern Forestry (U.S. Forest Service), Fairbanks; J. P. Anderson collections (30,000 specimens) from ISC in 2004; Naval Arctic Research Laboratory, Barrow. 

1962 

 

Steffi Ickert-Bond, Curator
Email: smickertbond[at]alaska[dot]edu
Phone: 1-907-474-7109

 

http://www.uaf.edu/museum/collections/herb/ 

http://arctos.database.museum/SpecimenSearch.cfm 

11,000 specimens 

Much of ALAJ used for research on Exxon Valdez oil spill. Additional information on impact of oil spill to marine algae is associated with ALAJ. 

Marine algae; Alaskan coastal waters; Pacific Ocean. 

 

 

1993 

 

Michael Stekoll, Director
Email: msstekoll[at]alaska[dot]edu
Phone: 1-907-796-6279

 

 

 

3,000 specimens 

 

Vascular plants of British Columbia grasslands and forested rangelands. 

 

 

1936 

 

Barbara Wheatley, Curator
Email: Barb[dot]Wheatley[at]agr[dot]gc[dot]ca
Phone: 1-250-554-5210

 

 

 

5,000 specimens 

 

South-central British Columbia; most groups, including somefungi. Date Founded: 1977. 

 

 

 

 

Ray Coupé, Curator
Phone: 1-250-398-4717

 

 

 

7,000 specimens 

 

Vancouver Island. 

 

 

1970 

 

Allan Hawryzki, Director
Phone: 1-250-753-3245, ext-2315

 

 

 

? 

Small collection of lichens and bryophytes from Vancouver Island. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

31,000 specimens 

 

Fungi; forest diseases; British Columbia; Yukon Territory. 

 

 

1940 

 

Brenda Callan, Director
Phone: 1-250-363-0775

 

http://www.pfc.cfs.nrcan.gc.ca/biodiversity/herbarium 

http://www.pfc.cfs.nrcan.gc.ca/biodiversity/herbarium/herbarium-herbier_e.html 

8,800 specimens 

 

Northwestern British Columbia. 

 

 

1978 

 

Karen McKeown, Herbarium Manager
Phone: 1-250-847-7500

 

 

 

228,000 specimens 

Formerly British Columbia Provincial Museum. 

Northwestern North America, especially western Canada and British Columbia; vascular plants; bryophytes; lichens; BC alpine; BC Poaceae and Cyperaceae 

J. R. Anderson; J. A. Bailey; T. C. Brayshaw; J. A. Calder; W. R. Carter; A. Ceska; R. Connell; G. V. Copley; G. W. Douglas; J. W. Eastham; F. Fodor; G. A. Hardy; J. Macoun; M. C. Melburn; C. F. Newcombe; A. F. Szczawinski; T. M. C. Taylor; N. J. Turner; P. D. Warrington; Kendrick Marr; Richard Hebda; Publications/Journals: British Columbia Provincial Museum, Handbook Memoirs of the British Columbia Provincial Museum Special Publications of the British Columbia Provincial Museum 

DECV (10,000 specimens); Terrestrial Studies Branch, Ministry of Environment, Kelowna; WIB (9,000 specimens) in 1997. 

1886 

 

Heidi Guest, Collection Manager, Botany
Email: hguest[at]royalbcmuseum[dot]bc[dot]ca
Phone: 1-250-387-2918

 

http://royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/nh-collections/botany-plants/ 

http://search-collections.royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/Botany?_ga=2.81704144.615438592.1586032432-1990422318.1586032432 

10,000 specimens 

 

Western North American mountains from Alaska to New Mexico; Ranunculaceae. 

 

 

1967 

 

Elizabeth Elle, Curator
Phone: 1-604-291-3461; 1-604-291-3496

 

 

 

632,000 specimens 

Now part of the Beaty Biodiversity Museum. Emphasis on vascular plants of Pacific Rim countries; bryophytes of northern hemisphere; benthic marine algae of British Columbia, Washington, and Alaska. 

Worldwide; Vascular plants of Pacific Rim countries; bryophytes of northern hemisphere; benthic marine algae of British Columbia, Washington, and Alaska; macrofungi and lichens. CITES: CA 014 

R. Bandoni; K. I. Beamish; J. Calder; J. Davidson; J. W. Eastham; H. Kennedy; V. J. Krajina; P. Lebednik; R. Scagel; W. B. Schofield; G. B. Straley; T. M. C. Taylor 

 

1920 

 

Jeannette Whitton, Director and Curator of Vascular Plants
Email: ubc[dot]herbarium[at]ubc[dot]ca
Phone: 1-604-822-3344

 

https://beatymuseum.ubc.ca/research-2/collections/herbarium/ 

https://collections.beatymuseum.ubc.ca/ 

50,000 specimens 

The UVic Herbarium holds approximately 50,000 specimens of vascular plants and a small separately housed teaching collection of marine algae. Holdings are mainly from western Canada and the northwestern USA, but include many collections from adjacent regions of North America. 

Western North America with emphasis on British Columbia, especially Vancouver Island. 

Thomas R. Ashlee, Adolf Ceska, Hans Roemer 

NLSN (5,000 specimens) in 1994; Selkirk College (SCCBC), 8,000 specimens transferred to UVIC in 1994. 

1962 

 

Terri Lacourse, Curator
Email: herbarium[at]uvic[dot]ca
Phone: 1-250-721-7097

 

https://www.uvic.ca/science/biology/herbarium/ 

 

3,750 specimens 

Includes satellite herbarium at Owyhee Field Office in Marsing, Idaho. 

Plants of Idaho. 

D. Atwood; R. D. Bratz; A. DeBolt; V. Geertson; S. J. Richards; R. Rosentreter 

 

1970 

 

Holly Beck, Bruneau Field Office Botanist
Email: hbeck[at]blm[dot]gov
Phone: 1-208-896-5923; 1-208-384-3362

 

 

 

82,000 specimens 

 

Idaho. 

B. Ertter; J. W. Grimes; R. Rosentreter (lichens) 

IFGH (3,566 specimens) in 1992. 

1938 

 

Jim F. Smith, Director
Email: jfsmith[at]boisestate[dot]edu
Phone: 1-208-426-3551

 

 

 

16,000 specimens 

 

Eastern Idaho and surrounding areas; Great Basin; Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks. 

 

 

1957 

 

Gary Baird, Curator
Email: bairdg[at]byui[dot]edu
Phone: 1-208-496-2002; 1-208-496-2028

 

 

 

1,200 specimens 

The Salmon Field Office herbarium contains a wide variety of vascular plants from Idaho. The majority of the specimens were collected in Custer and Lemhi counties. 

 

 

 

2018 

 

Hannah Alverson
Email: halverson[at]blm[dot]gov
Phone: 1-208-756-5402

 

 

 

6,178 specimens 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Susan Fritts
Email: sfritts[at]blm[dot]gov

 

 

 

39,000 specimens 

 

Vascular plants of the Owyhee Uplift and adjacent Snake RiverPlains, Idaho; southeastern Oregon. 

B. Ertter; D. Mansfield; P. Packard 

 

1892 

 

Donald Mansfield, Curator
Email: DMansfield[at]collegeofidaho[dot]edu
Phone: 1-208-459-5287

 

http://www.collegeofidaho.edu/herbarium 

 

3,259 specimens 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

8,500 specimens 

 

Focuses on weed species, with representation of all life stages including seedlings. 

 

 

 

 

Tim Prather, Curator
Email: tprather[at]uidaho[dot]edu
Phone: 1-208-885-9246

 

 

 

60,000 specimens 

 

Idaho; Oregon; Nevada; Washington; California; Wyoming. 

R. J. Davis; L. Pearson 

Idaho National Engineering Laboratory. 

1931 

 

Rick Williams, Curator
Email: willcha2[at]isu[dot]edu
Phone: 1-208-282-3530

 

http://imnh.isu.edu/home/collections-and-research/division-of-life-sciences/the-botany-collection/ 

 

10,000 specimens 

 

Eastern Washington and northern Idaho. 

 

 

1994 

 

Joanna Schultz, Director
Email: jschultz[at]lcsc[dot]edu
Phone: 1-208-799-2295

 

 

 

? 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

13,066 specimens 

 

Central and southern Idaho; Intermountain Juncaceae, Cyperaceae, and Great Basin forbs. 

E. G. Hurd; J. Kinney; R. L. Piemeisel; H. L. Shantz; R. Steele 

 

1940 

 

Francis Kilkenny, Curator
Email: ffkilkenny[at]fs[dot]fed[dot]us
Phone: 1-208-373-4340

 

 

 

210,000 specimens 

Emphasis on Idaho and Inland Pacific Northwest, including vascular plants, bryophytes, lichens, and fungi, Pacific Northwest rainforest disjuncts, alpine and rare vascular plants. 

Idaho, including vascular plants and cryptogams; disjunct species; alpine and rare vascular plant species; Pacific Northwest fungi. 

W. H. Baker; J. H. Christ; D. Henderson; H. J. Rust; C. R. Stillinger 

IDF (18,000 specimens) 

1889 

 

Dan Turck, Collections Manager
Email: herbarium[at]uidaho[dot]edu
Phone: 1-208-885-2346

 

https://www.uidaho.edu/research/entities/herbarium 

 

385 specimens 

The Tebiwa Herbarium was founded in 2002 by the Davis Family of the Fort Hall Indian Reservation. Tebiwa is a Panakwate (Bannock) term for "one's own country". The focal point of the Tebiwa Herbarium is to establish a comprehensive collection of vascular plants, lichens, bryophytes, and fungi utilized and appreciated by the Davis Newe family and ancestors. The Newe are the Indigenous peoples whose ancestral homeland spanned portions of the Snake, Yellowstone, Bear, and Salmon River watersheds and beyond. Historically, the Newe were referred to as “Snake Indians”, Shoshone, or Bannock by early Euro-American colonists. Currently, the Tebiwa Herbarium houses 389 specimens representing 329 vascular plants, 24 lichens, 24 bryophytes, 11 fungi and 1 liverwort. Although most of the specimens are from the state of Idaho, it also includes collections from Washington, Wyoming, Montana, Oregon, Arizona, Utah, Texas, and Loreto, Peru. 

At the Tebiwa Herbarium we strive to include Panakwate (Bannock) and Sosoni (Shoshone) language names and uses on specimen labels. The Herbarium also houses collections of vascular plant associates of the peyote cactus (Lophophora williamsii), as well as vascular plants and biological soil crusts from Palouse Prairie in northern Idaho and southeastern Washington. Access and use of the Tebiwa Herbarium is by appointment only.  

 

 

2002 

 

Cleve Davis
Email: admin[at]tebiwa[dot]org

 

http://www.tebiwa.org/ 

 

1,000 specimens 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1,101 specimens 

 

Vascular plants of Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest. 

 

 

 

 

Jessie Salix, Curator
Email: jsalix[at]fs[dot]fed[dot]us
Phone: 1-406-683-3947

 

 

 

5,000 specimens 

 

Montana. 

 

 

 

 

Jeanette Oliver, Curator
Email: joliver[at]fvcc[dot]cc[dot]mt[dot]us
Phone: 1-406-756-3822, ext-3878

 

http://biology.boisestate.edu/facilities-and-collections/ 

 

95,850 specimens 

 

Montana, especially Glacier, Yellowstone, northern Rocky Mountains, and Plains; worldwide Fabaceae and Poaceae. 

E. A. Bessey; J. W. Blankinship; P. H. Hawkins; P. A. Rydberg; R. S. Williams 

 

1892 

 

Matt Lavin, Curator
Email: mlavin[at]montana[dot]edu
Phone: 1-406-994-4424

 

http://plantsciences.montana.edu/department/biology/biology.html 

 

5,000 specimens 

The Montana State University Northern Herbarium represents a new repository for plants growing in the diverse habitats associated within the north central and eastern plains of Montana. In addition to grass- and shrub lands, we house specimen vouchers from localized mountain areas that rise above the plains (e.g., Sweetgrass Hills, Bears Paw and Little Belt Mountains). Plants collected from prairie potholes and limestone outcrops, as well as those from cottonwood dominated riparian areas and gumbo bluffs associated with the Missouri River Breaks, are included in the collection. Voucher age ranges from the early 1900’s to the present and some of these represent plants collected from more well-known regions, e.g., Yellowstone, Rocky Mountain, and Glacier National Parks. 

Flora of the north central and eastern plains of Montana. 

L. Hagener, T. J. Hildebrand 

 

 

 

Terri Hildebrand, Curator
Email: Terri[dot]hildebrand[at]msun[dot]edu
Phone: 1-406-265-3700

 

 

 

16,000 specimens 

 

Flora of Montana, with emphasis on eastern Montana and Beartooth Plateau; tropical flora of India; vascular plants of Wisconsin. 

 

Eastern Montana College; Eastern Montana Normal School; Rocky Mountain College; USDA Forest Service 

1976 

 

Tasneem Khaleel, Director of the Herbarium
Phone: 1-406-657-2031

 

 

 

13,000 specimens 

 

Northern Rocky Mountains; northern Idaho; western Montana and adjacent areas to include all of Northern Region, U.S.D.A. Forest Service. 

 

 

1932 

 

Peter Stickney, Curator
Email: smincemoyer[at]fs[dot]fed[dot]us
Phone: 1-406-542-4184;-1-406-542-4150

 

 

 

20,000 specimens 

 

Hepatics of northwestern North America. 

 

 

1932 

 

Won Hong, Curator
Email: whong[at]ugf[dot]edu
Phone: 1-406-761-8210

 

 

 

129,000 specimens 

 

Vascular flora of northern Rocky Mountain region; alpine and rare species of Montana; diatoms of Montana. 

C. E. Bessey; J. W. Blankinship; M. J. Elrod; L. H. Harvey; C. L. Hitchcock; J. E. Kirkwood; K. Lackschewitz; P. C. Lesica; F. Rose; P. A. Rydberg 

 

1909 

 

Giovanna Bishop, M.S., Curator/Collections Manager
Email: giovanna[dot]bishop[at]mso[dot]umt[dot]edu
Phone: 1-406-270-3702

 

http://hs.umt.edu/herbarium/default.php 

 

6,000 specimens 

 

Northern California; southern Oregon; northwestern Nevada. 

 

FNLO (2,000 specimens) in 1981. 

1977 

 

Brennan Hauk
Email: bhauk[at]blm[dot]gov
Phone: 1-541-947-6156

 

 

 

? 

Contains about 5,500 specimens of vascular plants, bryophytes, lichens, and fungi. 

 

 

 

 

 

Fletcher Linton, District Botanist
Email: mlinton[at]blm[dot]gov
Phone: 1-541-471-6549

 

 

 

2,500 specimens 

Collections from the Prineville District lands (1.6M acres) primarily for plant identification/project record. The taxonomy of the Poaceae collection was updated in 2012. Significant lichen collection.  

 

R. Halvorson, G. Smith, B. Youtie  

 

 

 

Sarah A. Canham
Email: scanham[at]blm[dot]gov
Phone: 1-541 416 6785

 

 

 

6,000 specimens 

 

Central Oregon. 

Marjorie L. Ettinger, Christine Ott-Hopkins, Cindy Talbott Roche, Harvey M. Waldron 

 

1965 

 

Christine Ott-Hopkins, Curator
Email: chopkins[at]cocc[dot]edu
Phone: 1-541-350-4438

 

 

 

5,000 specimens 

 

Crater Lake National Park and adjacent vicinity; used primarily for park-specific research and resources management decision-making. 

E. I. Applegate; W. B. Cooke; D. H. Curtis; D. S. Farner; J. Kezer; B. L. Wilson; P. Zika 

 

1896 

 

Mary Benterou, Curator
Email: mary_benterou[at]nps[dot]gov
Phone: 1-541-594-3095

 

 

 

9,500 specimens 

 

Northeastern Oregon. 

 

 

1950 

 

Karen Antell, Director
Email: kantell[at]eou[dot]edu
Phone: 1-541-962-3610

 

http://www.eou.edu/~kantell/herbar.html 

 

? 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

6,000 specimens 

The Hoyt Arboretum Herbarium’s primary focus is to document and verify the arboretum’s internationally-renowned living tree collection, which currently has over 2,500 species. We aim to voucher every species in our living collection, adding approximately 300 to 500 herbarium sheets per year. Additionally, HAH functions as a reference library for City of Portland staff and partners, especially in the identification of regionally significant invasive weeds, urban street trees, and Portland Heritage Trees. 

Worldwide temperate tree species with focus on Arboretum’s living tree collection, especially Magnolia, Acer, and temperate gymnosperms. Street trees, Portland Heritage trees, some PNW natives and invasive non-natives. 

D. J. Hinkley  

 

2010 

 

Mandy Tu, Plant Taxonomist & Herbarium Curator
Email: mandy[dot]tu[at]portlandoregon[dot]gov
Phone: 1-503-865-8733

 

http://www.hoytarboretum.org 

https://hoytarboretum.gardenexplorer.org/ 

3,500 specimens 

 

Mainly Oregon, especially Lane County; some California, Baja California, Washington, and Idaho. 

 

 

1967 

 

Susie Holmes, Curator
Email: holmess[at]lanecc[dot]edu
Phone: 541-463-5084

 

http://www.lanecc.edu/science/biology/rowe-love-herbarium  

 

4,600 specimens 

 

 

 

 

 

 

John Syring
Email: jsyring[at]linfield[dot]edu

 

 

 

100 specimens 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

http://www.ncnm.edu/ 

 

700,000 specimens 

The Oregon State University Herbarium (OSC) houses approximately 700,000 vascular plant, bryophyte, algal, and fungal specimens. The collections are worldwide in scope, with a focus on the state of Oregon and the Pacific Northwest of the United States and Canada 

All groups, mainly of the Pacific Northwest; hypogeous fungi, Glomales, worldwide. 

Y. Asahina; W. H. Baker; K. L. Chambers; W. B. Cooke; W. C. Cusick; L. E. Detling; M. A. Flinn; M. Fomin; A. S. Foster; T. C. Frye; H. C. Gilbert; H. M. Gilkey; M. W. Gorman; R. R. Halse; L. F. Henderson; T. J. Howell; D. C. Ingram; O. L. Ireland; L. D. Johnston; W. E. Lawrence; E. Lawton; L. C. Leach; J. B. Leiberg; F. A. MacFadden; G. Mason; J. C. Nelson; M. E. Peck; L. H. Pike; E. I. Sanborn; E. P. Sheldon; F. P. Sipe; A. N. Steward; W. N. Suksdorf; P. Train; J. M. Trappe; D. H. Wagner; C. D. White; K. Whited 

Fungi of U.S. Forest Service Pathology Herbarium; LAGO (in part); ORE (110,000 specimens) in 1993; WILLU (32,000 specimens) in 1976 

1886 

Our vascular plant collection also includes the ORE (interfiled) and WILLU (not interfiled) herbaria. Specimens from ORE, OSC, and WILLU sent on all loan requests and should be cited based on the original herbarium. Square brackets indicate interpreted information not on the original label.  

Aaron Liston, Director
Email: Aaron[dot]Liston[at]oregonstate[dot]edu
Phone: 1-541-737-4106

 

https://bpp.oregonstate.edu/herbarium 

https://oregonflora.org/ 

2,500 specimens 

 

Wood samples. 

 

 

1950 

 

Barbara Gartner, Curator
Email: barbara[dot]gartner[at]orst[dot]edu
Phone: 1-541-737-4213

 

 

 

15,500 specimens 

 

Pacific Northwest; all groups. 

M. A. Flinn; T. J. Howell 

 

 

 

John Christy, Herbarium Manager
Email: john[dot]christy[at]pdx[dot]edu
Phone: 1-503-725-9953

 

http://www.herbarium.pdx.edu 

 

10,000 specimens 

REED contains vouchers for Reed College senior thesis research projects and vouchers for The Nature Conservancy preserves at Cascade Head, OR and Sandy River, OR. 

Pacific Northwest of the U.S. (Oregon, Washington, Idaho); Lomatium, Umbelliferae. 

W. Cusick; T. Howell 

 

1920 

 

Keith Karoly, Curator
Email: kkaroly[at]reed[dot]edu
Phone: 1-503-517-7846

 

 

 

14,000 specimens 

 

Vascular plants of southern Oregon; bryophytes and lichens of the Pacific Northwest. 

 

 

1967 

 

Leila Fletcher, Director
Email: fletcherl[at]sou[dot]edu
Phone: 1-541-552-6929

 

http://www.sou.edu/biology/herbarium.html 

 

? 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Hans Hayden
Email: Hansel[dot]Hayden[at]usda[dot]gov

 

 

 

6,000 specimens 

 

Oregon, especially western Oregon. 

 

 

1950 

 

Bryan Dutton, Director
Email: duttonb[at]wou[dot]edu
Phone: 1-503-838-8452

 

 

 

25,000 specimens 

 

Washington. 

 

 

1900 

 

Jim Johnson, Curator
Phone: 1-509-963-2731

 

 

 

? 

Contains approximately 7,000 specimens from eastern Washington, adjacent Idaho, and elsewhere in north America. 

 

 

 

 

 

Robin O'Quin, Curator
Email: roquinn[at]ewu[dot]edu
Phone: 1-509-359-6118

 

 

 

5,000 specimens 

Small herbarium inside the Evergreen Natural History Collections in Lab I room 1060. Contains approximately 3,000 vascular plant, 600 bryophyte, 800 fungi, 600 lichens and 20 algae specimens. A portion of the collections are in a Specify 5 database. 

South Puget Sound Prairie flora and Sun Lakes State Park flora. 

 

 

 

 

Frederica Bowcutt
Email: bowcuttf[at]evergreen[dot]edu
Phone: 1-360-867-6744

 

http://wikis.evergreen.edu/pugetprairieplants/index.php/Main_Page 

 

3,500 specimens 

Contains about 5,000 algae specimens, most from the San Juan Islands, Washington. 

Marine algae of northeastern Pacific. 

 

 

1900 

 

David Duggins, Curator
Email: dduggins[at]u[dot]washington[dot]edu
Phone: 1-360-378-2165

 

 

 

6,000 specimens 

 

Mount Rainier National Park. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

9,000 specimens 

 

North Cascades National Park Complex and adjacent areas. 

Dorothy and Ralph Naas 

 

1968 

 

Samantha Richert, Curator, 360-854-7343, samantha_richert@nps.gov

 

https://www.nps.gov/noca/learn/historyculture/collections.htm 

 

18,000 specimens 

 

Olympic National Park and adjacent areas. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

5,000 specimens 

 

 

 

 

1985 

 

Romey Haberle, Assistant Professor and Curator of Herbarium
Email: biology[at]plu[dot]edu
Phone: 1-253-536-5055

 

 

 

26,000 specimens 

 

Emphasis on the Pacific Northwest as delineated by the Vancouverian Province of the Rocky Mountain Floristic Region, but also includes specimens from outside the region. Of particular interest are samples of plants from the North Cascades. The collection contains ~23,000 Vascular plants, 2,700 bryophytes, a small number of algae, and 5,100 fungi and lichens. 

 

 

1945 

 

Eric DeChaine, Curator
Email: eric[dot]dechaine[at]wwu[dot]edu
Phone: 1-360-650-6575

 

http://myweb.facstaff.wwu.edu/dechaie/herbarium.html 

 

? 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Theresa Langford, Curator, (360) 816-6252, theresa_langford@nps.gov

 

https://www.nps.gov/sajh 

 

3,000 specimens 

Seagrasses collected by R. C. Phillips transferred to US. 

Washington; seagrasses. 

 

 

1961 

 

Timothy Nelson, Director
Email: tnelson[at]spu[dot]edu
Phone: 1-206-281-3640

 

 

 

16,500 specimens 

 

Pacific Northwest vascular plants; some local marine algae. 

 

 

1974 

 

Margaret Olney, Curator
Email: molney[at]stmartin[dot]edu
Phone: 1-360-438-4327

 

 

 

15,000 specimens 

 

The herbarium is part of the Puget Sound Museum. Most of the specimens are from Washington, Oregon, and elsewhere in western North America, but many have been acquired from other parts of the world through collecting and exchange. 

 

 

 

 

Kena Fox-Dobbs, Director
Email: kena[at]pugetsound[dot]edu
Phone: 1-253-879-2458

 

https://www.pugetsound.edu/puget-sound-museum-natural-history 

 

650,000 specimens 

The herbarium's total holdings number over 600,000 specimens of vascular and nonvascular plants, fungi, lichens, and marine algae. The herbarium maintains a regional focus on the Pacific Northwest, covering Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Alaska, British Columbia, and the Yukon Territory. Other significant collections come from California, the rest of Western North America, and the Pacific Rim. Our oldest specimens date to the late 1800's. Particularly active periods of growth for the herbarium occurred with the incorporation of the herbarium of J. William Thompson in 1943, collections made under the direction of C. Leo Hitchcock in the 1930's - 1950's, and field work since 2002. 

Worldwide, especially Pacific Northwest, western North America, and northern Pacific Rim. 

L. Abrams; W. H. Baker; E. Bauer; G. Beck; J. W. Blankinship; W. C. Cusick; M. Denton; A. D. E. Elmer; C. S. English; W. J. Eyerdam; J. B. Flett; T. C. Frye; A. J. Grout; A. A. Heller; L. F. Henderson; C. L. Hitchcock; J. W. Hotson; G. Howard; T. J. Howell; A. R. Kruckeberg; E. Lawton; J. B. Leiberg; C. L. Lesquereux; J. F. Macbride; J. Macoun; A. Nelson; R. E. Norris; M. E. Peck; J. H. Sandberg; R. B. Setzer; H. St. John; D. E. Stuntz; W. N. Suksdorf; W. S. Sullivant; J. W. Thompson 

LAGO (in part); JWT (Herbarium of J. William Thompson). 

1882 

 

David Giblin, Collections Manager
Email: wtu[at]uw[dot]edu
Phone: 1-206-543-1682

 

https://www.burkemuseum.org/collections-and-research/biology/plants-and-fungi 

https://www.pnwherbaria.org/data/search.php?Herbaria=WTU 

700 specimens 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sarah Verlinde
Email: severlin[at]uw[dot]edu
Phone: 1-425-352-3795

 

 

 

16,300 specimens 

Repository for the voucher collection of the Washington State Noxious Weed Board. 

Washington Park Arboretum; horticulturally significant plants; common and noxious weeds; Union Bay Natural Area. 

A. J. Jackson; T. Johnson; B. Mulligan 

 

1983 

 

Sarah Reichard, Acting Curator
Email: hydeherb[at]u[dot]washington[dot]edu
Phone: 1-206-685-2589

 

http://depts.washington.edu/hydeherb/ 

 

400,000 specimens 

 

Vascular plants and bryophytes of Pacific Northwest; Apiaceae;Bromeliaceae; Cyperaceae; Liliaceae; Scrophulariaceae; Asteraceae. CITES: US 001 

R. Beattie; F. V. Coville; W. C. Cusick; R. Daubenmire; A. D. E. Elmer; M. Ownbey; C. V. Piper; H. St. John; W. N. Suksdorf; K. Whited 

WCP (30,000 vascular plants) in 1992; WSTC (WSU Tri-Cities; 1,429 vascular plant specimens in 2021; PNNL (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory; 1,962 vascular plant specimens) in 2021. 

1893 

 

Eric Roalson, Director
Email: eric_roalson[at]wsu[dot]edu
Phone: 1-509-335-3250

 

https://ownbeyherbarium.weebly.com/ 

https://intermountainbiota.org/portal/collections/index.php 

73,000 specimens 

Important collections of smut fungi (G. W. Fischer, R. Duran, L. M. Carris, K. Vanky); downy mildew fungi (C. G. Shaw); powdery mildew fungi (D. A. Glawe); pyrenomycetes (J. D. Rogers); fungi on grasses (R. Sprague). Shaw's Host-Fungus Index for the Pacific Northwest is on-line. 

Parasitic and wood-decay fungi of Pacific Northwest; grass-parasitic fungi of U.S.; smut fungi; rust fungi; powdery mildews; downy mildews; Xylariaceae, Diatrypaceae, and other pyrenomycetes worldwide. CITES: US 001 

L. M. Carris; R. Durán; G. W. Fischer; D. Glawe; J. D. Rogers; C. G. Shaw; R. Sprague; W. N. Suksdorf; K. Vanky 

 

1915 

 

Jack Rogers, Regents Professor, Plant Pathology
Email: rogers[at]wsu[dot]edu
Phone: 1-509-335-9541

 

http://plantpath.wsu.edu/ 

http://herbaria.wsu.edu/web/advanceSearch2.aspx 

17,000 specimens 

 

Mainly vascular plants of Pacific Northwest; some worldwide, especially southeastern Asia. 

E. F. Anderson; W. Brode; L. Pierce; C. V. Piper; P. Pope 

 

1963 

 

Heidi Dobson, Director
Email: dobsonhe[at]whitman[dot]edu
Phone: 1-509-527-5141

 

http://www.whitman.edu/biology/BiolHerbarium.html 

 

12,000 specimens 

B.A. Bennett Herbarium contains only Vascular Plants. With approximately 12,000 specimens it is one of the largest and most comprehensive collections of vascular plants from the Yukon Territory. Visiting researchers and students are encouraged to use the herbaria. The library includes all significant northern floras including floras of Russian, Scandinavia, Europe, Canada and the Pacific Northwest. Additional resources include over 4,000 reprints primarily of literature relevant to the Yukon flora, including many historical accounts. Significant exchanges are currently made with UBC, ALA, CAN, DAO and to a lesser extent ATLA and WTU. 

Vascular plants of Yukon Territory, but Beringian and Circumboreal flora are also highlighted. Additional significant holdings of collections include Alaska, British Columbia, Manitoba, Ontario, Nunavut and Northwest Territories. CITES: CA10YTW1 

B. A. Bennett; P. P. Caswell; A. Ceska; M. J. Oldham; R. Rosie; S. Withers 

 

1996 

 

Bruce Bennett
Email: brbennett[at]klondiker[dot]com
Phone: 1-867-689-1767