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Other Events - CNPS Sanhedrin Chapter

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Join our Email List. Books and Posters For Sale. Local Sources for Native Plants. Other Events of Interest. Links to neighboring CNPS Chapter field trips and events:. Dorothy King Young CNPS Chapter. Look for other events on the Walk Bike Mendocino Calendar. With the Redwood Chapter of the Sierra Club. Lake County Land Trust. Offers weekly Saturday walks at Rodman Preserve in Upper Lake. Check their homepage for details and for other events. Sponsored by the Tuleyome.org. Join our Email List.

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Martha Walker Nature Garden

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Have you gotten your Annual Park Pass? Click here for your. Must be mailed or handed in at the Kiosk. Onclick="window.open(this.href,'win2','status=no,toolbar=no,scrollbars=yes,titlebar=no,menubar=no,resizable=yes,width=640,height=480,directories=no,location=no'); return false;" rel="nofollow". Martha Walker Native Habitat Garden. The Napa Valley chapter of the CNPS. Martha Walker, originally from Marin County in the San Francisco Bay Area, moved with her husband and four children to Napa in the early 19...

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Local Chapters - California Native Plant Society

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Why Conserve Rare Plants? California Native Plant Week. Native Plant Week 2015. Open World Field Guides. Rare Plant Treasure Hunt. Why Garden with Natives. Benefits of Native Plants. Calscape Native Plant Database. Native Plant Garden Signs. Three 'P's of Native Gardening. Where to Buy Natives. For Your Home Garden. Arboretums and Botanic Gardens. Invasive Weeds and Pest Mgmt. Lichens of Conservation Concern. Rare Plant Ranking System. Ranks 2A and 2B. Rare Plant Status Review. Rare Plant Treasure Hunt.

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California Native Plants Society – Local Chapters | California's Wild Gardens

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California's Wild Gardens. A Guide to Favorite Botanical Sites. California Native Plants Society – Local Chapters. California’s Wild Gardens – A Community. California Native Plants Society – Local Chapters. The Alta Peak Chapter covers Tulare County, with an emphasis on Sierra Nevada foothills up to Sequoia National Park and Sequoia National Forest. Contact president Joan Stewart at tori2toli. Ocsnet.net or 559.539.2717. The El Dorado County Chapter covers the Sierra Foothills area around Placerville.

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Events - CNPS Sanhedrin Chapter

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Join our Email List. Books and Posters For Sale. Local Sources for Native Plants. Members and nonmembers alike are invited to attend our field trips and events, which are free to the public. Join us! Rescheduled: Coming in February 2017. Ditch Your Lawn: Residential Landscaping for Homeowners. Evening Presentation Schedule 2016. November 3, 7PM, Ukiah Garden Clubhouse. The Wild Gardens: A presentation by Ann Baker and Sherrie Smith Ferri. Past Field Trips 2016. May 14, Saturday, 10 am - 12 pm. The first ...

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Resource Guide | Friends of the Regional Parks Botanic Garden

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Plant Sales & Seeds. Weddings & Private Events. Free Weekend and Holiday Tours. School Tour Request Form. Group Tour Request Form. Events & Classes. Classes, Field Trips & Workshops. Friends of the Garden. Angelwing butterfly on Dune tansy. Photo by Stephen Joseph. California Native Plant Society. 8211; organization dedicated to protecting California’s native plant heritage and preserving it for future generation. Santa Clara Valley CNPS. East Bay Regional Parks Calendar of Events. Log in to message board.

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Field Trips - CNPS Milo Baker Chapter

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About the Events Program. Work Parties and Volunteer Opportunities. About the Conservation Program. A-Z Garden Plant Finder. About the Native Plant Program. Field trips are offered throughout the year but are most regular during spring and summer months. Field trips are free and open to members and non-members. This is a great way for beginners and botanists alike to appreciate the flora of Sonoma County. This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

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Wildflower Conservancy: Resources for Wildflower Identification and Conservation Opportunities

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Celebrating Wildflowers through Education and Preservation. Resources for Wildflower Identification and Conservation Opportunities. Since beginning the Conservancy in March 2010, I've looked for different online resources to share here that would help readers identify wildflowers. A few are now listed below. I will add more as I become aware of them. Online Wildflower Identification Resources. The US Dept. of Agriculture. Has a Plants Database that can be very valuable for hunting down native plants.