Outreach
Dr. Yule has been a board member of the The Friends of Ironwood Forest since 2014. For this group, she has worked on conservation, advocacy, and educational efforts, and she has spoken with national press outlets regarding the value of public lands, such as Ironwood Forest National Monument, for biological research.
Presentations for the Public
[3] Yule, KM (2018) Using desert mistletoe to understand host-parasite interactions. Philanthropic
Education Organization (PEO). SaddleBrooke, AZ, USA.
[2] Yule, KM (2016) Desert mistletoe: A misunderstood, but beneficial native plant. Arizona Native
Plants Society. Tucson, AZ, USA.
[1] Yule, KM (2013) The ecology of desert mistletoe: an emblem of the Sonoran Desert. Arizona
Sonoran Desert Museum. Tucson, AZ, USA.
Publications for the Public
[2] Yule, KM (2016) The evolution of desert mistletoe host races: What we know and what questions
remain. The Plant Press (The Arizona Native Plants Society) 29(1): 7-9.
[1] Yule, KM (2016) Desert mistletoe: A misunderstood native plant. Newsletter of the Friends of
Ironwood Forest Spring 2016: 1-3.