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Into the Wild: An Interview with Meghan Hertel
Meghan Hertel makes an immediate impact for biodiversity in her new role as director of California’s Department of Fish and Wildlife -
A Rare Plant Revelation in Central California
How CNPS botanists identified a rare plant bonanza in San Luis Obispo County -
Flora Magazine’s Guide to Defending Public Lands
24 ways ordinary folks can support the fight to protect California’s embattled landscapes -
Photos: Urban Landscapes Transform with Verdant Venice Group
How the volunteers behind the Verdant Venice Group have helped make their Los Angeles neighborhood a seaside haven for native plants. -
6 Summer Road Trip Destinations for Native Plant Lovers of All Ages
6 summer road trip destinations for native plant lovers of all ages -
Volunteer Voices: Daphne Christle
The vice president of the CNPS Orange County Chapter talks about her road to volunteering on behalf on native plants. -
Coyote Creek and the Fight for California Native Oaks
Mounting opposition to the Coyote Creek solar project in Sacramento County suggests a new urgency in the effort to protect oak habitats around California. -
Desert Star: An Interview with Dr. Naomi Fraga
Dr. Naomi Fraga steps into the spotlight to help folks understand and save the desert’s precious native plants. -
Photos: Students Unveil Research at 2026 CNPS Conference
A showcase of student work from the 2026 CNPS Conference’s poster session -
Spotlight on Native Plants at the New Annenberg Wildlife Crossing
Native plants and wildlife alike get a boost from the new Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing -
After Life
A longtime friend and destination to CNPS members, Tree of Life Nursery transitions to its next stage in San Juan Capistrano -
Carrizo Plain Superbloom Marks Monument’s 25th Anniversary
As it marks its 25th year, Carrizo Plain National Monument dazzles with timeless landscapes, gorgeous blooms and some of California’s most stunning biodiversity.
