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Mission StatementTo promote the appreciation and conservation of Washington's native plants and their habitats through study, education, and advocacy. Join WNPS as a MemberJoin the community of plant enthusiasts, whether you are a botanist, hobbyist, parent, or gardener. Explore with Others!Find something to do across the state with like-minded friends. We recommend a lecture, plant sale, or hike! Donate for a DifferenceWNPS is dedicated to the conservation of plants and their habitats, all possible because of our passionate members. WNPS Fundraising shifts to 2020 Year-end CampaignThe season is here for giving, while we share gratitude with family and friends, and WNPS. Your support ensures that we can help more people learn and care about native plants-and help conserve plants and their habitats.Thank you for your Gift Today. Program Webinar Recordings WNPS webinars are recorded and posted for online viewing on this page: Virtual Presentations Thank you to our partners and members for supporting WNPS during the pandemic.Please find a full menu of programs posted here. Botanical Drawing with Illustrator Crystal Shin Basics in colored pencilsStart the year with a workshop by Botanical Illustrator Crystal Shin. A 7-week program, January 14 - February 25th, Thursday evenings. Find out more here The WNPS 2021 Calendar, now availableThe 2020 Annual Photo Contest has once again delivered a beautiful, educational calendar for all to enjoy. Calendars are now available in the store for purchase. This year, members can also support their chapter by purchasing a calendar online.Congratulations to Cover Photographer, Jane Abel, Kinglet in Sage Enter the 2021 WNPS Photo ContestEvery year, members contribute photos to the WNPS Calendar. Enter by January 31, for the 2022 calendar.Find out how to submit your photos on the Photo Contest Information Page. Addressing Diversity in Washington Native Plant SocietyA new page has been dedicated toDiversity, Equity and Inclusion. Find resources to learn more and support action for the future WNPS DEI Committee Due to the spread of COVID-19, and the current phase in King County, the WNPS office at Magnuson Park remains closed. All in person WNPS events are now limited by the Phase guidelines of each county in the State of Washington. WNPS reminds members in counties that have progressed to Phase 2, please limit group activities to 5 people or fewer, maintain physical distancing, without using carpools during this time. Use resources wisely by remaining local and dispersed. Respect closures, play it safe. For now, we have speakers via webinar! The WNPS Safe Start Plan to reopening is now posted. Check back frequently for additionals and updates. Chapter PagesDiscover the twelve chapters across the state with reources, projects, special programs, events and get involved in your neighborhood. eNewsletterWNPS keeps you connected with a monthly eNewsletter featuring blog articles, upcoming events, and important announcements. Visit BlogBotanical Rambles, is curated by Sarah Gage, a writer and editor.Read up on great articles covering native plants, gardening, and places to hike or visit. EventsView at a glance all the WNPS events coming up across the state. There are several ways to view and stay connected. AdministrativeQuickly find directories, policies, forms, annual reports, and more all in one place so you have more time to get outside. Contact UsCall the office, email us, or find a board member to connect with. Let us help with your questions and concerns. Upcoming WNPS Events 11 Jan South Sound Chapter: In Restoration is the Preservation of the World Date January, 11, 2021 6:30PM 14 Jan Botanical Drawing with Illustrator Crystal Shin - Basics of colored pencils January, 14, 2021 6:30PM - 8:30PM 21 Jan Botanical Drawing with Illustrator Crystal Shin - Basics of colored pencils January, 21, 2021 6:30PM - 8:30PM 28 Jan Botanical Drawing with Illustrator Crystal Shin - Basics of colored pencils January, 28, 2021 6:30PM - 8:30PM 30 Jan 2021 WNPS State Board of Director Meeting January, 30, 2021 9:00AM 4 Feb Botanical Drawing with Illustrator Crystal Shin - Basics of colored pencils February, 4, 2021 6:30PM - 8:30PM 11 Feb Botanical Drawing with Illustrator Crystal Shin - Basics of colored pencils February, 11, 2021 6:30PM - 8:30PM 18 Feb Botanical Drawing with Illustrator Crystal Shin - Basics of colored pencils February, 18, 2021 6:30PM - 8:30PM 25 Feb Botanical Drawing with Illustrator Crystal Shin - Basics of colored pencils February, 25, 2021 6:30PM - 8:30PM 14 May Save the Date: Botany Washington 2021, Spring in the San Juan Islands May, 14, 2021 3:00PM - May, 16, 2021 4:00PM Upcoming Chapter Events 7 Jan Central Puget Sound Chapter: Global Ethnobotany -- Plants and People January, 7, 2021 7:00PM 20 Jan Koma Kulshan Chapter: Exploring the Pasayten High Country w/ Mark Turner January, 20, 2021 7:00PM 4 Feb Central Puget Sound Chapter -Return to Crete: Wildflowers and History on a Mediterranean Island. February, 4, 2021 7:00PM 9 Feb Central Puget Sound Chapter: Forest Fires in Cascadia: Past, Present and Future February, 9, 2021 7:00PM 17 Feb Suksdorfia Chapter: Selected Conifers of the Columbia Gorge w/Jim White February, 17, 2021 7:00PM 4 Mar Central Puget Sound Chapter: Plants on Islands: Insights into the Flora of the San Juan Islands March, 4, 2021 7:00PM Baldhip rose lends fragrance and charm to a native border, and it pleases the bees. Named for its characteristic fruit, the sepals drop off to leave its rosehips bald (or gymno, naked). Why Choose It?Baldhip rose (Rosa gymnocarpa) is a well-be... When you walk through a moist forest in Washington State, you will likely see them: nurse logs and nurse stumps. They offer a verdant opportunity to contemplate the passing of time, the generational handoff, and the support we can offer each other. &... It's easy and it works. Wouldn't it be great if more of life were like that? Donating to the Washington Native Plant Society (WNPS) through your employer's workplace giving program really makes an impact. Even while you're on the job, you can help fu... About DouglasiaDouglasia is the official journal of the Washington Native Plant Society published since 1976. It is filled with educational briefs about Washington plants and their communities, news of issues facing preservation of native plant species, book reviews, details of local and regional presentations, and major membership news. New for 2020, Douglasia is now available electronically. Find it three times a year in Botanical Rambles eNews, and on the Douglasia page. Fall/Winter, 2020 now available.

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