About WNPS
The Washington Native Plant Society is a forum for individuals who share a common interest in Washington’s unique and diverse plant life. For more than 35 years WNPS has been a great source for native plant information and action. Your active membership strengthens the Society’s role as the voice for our native plants. Please join us today.
What's New
WNPS launches its new blog site. Check it out -- subscribe.
Seeking WNPS Office and Program Assistant
We're seeking excellent office and people skills for this position -- a great opportunity to work with interesting people throughout the state who are dedicated to learning about and conserving the native plants of Washington.
Don't miss this intensive 3-day workshop in June on grass identification with Clay Antieau. Other than a high degree of interest in grasses, there are no prerequisites.
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Mark your calendars and shop at Washington Native Plant Sales this spring. A great opportunity to find choice native plants and support local WNPS Chapters. |
WNPS Annual Study Weekend -- Registration Now Closed
Enjoy the flora and spectacular scenery of the South Cascades area. This year’s study weekend will be held at the parklike setting of the Cispus Learning Center, 11 miles south of Randle.
Botany Washington -- Registration Now Closed
Improve your botanical skills and join us in exploring the rich diversity of Central Washington’s flora in the lower Grand Coulee
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Habitat Education Activities and Resources
Lessons, ID cards, posters, and
a "how-to" garden manual.
Native Plants for Western Washington Gardens and Restoration Projects
Find native plants suitable
for any project.
Starflower Restoration Resources
Restoration strategies and case studies.