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Small Wonders: The Plight and Promise of California’s Native Bees
Scientists are studying plant-pollinator interactions to shift our "save the bees" perspective to include the variety of wild bees in California. -
Fire-Resistant Landscaping
Cassy Aoyagi, president of FormLA®Landscaping, shows us around her garden in the Tujunga foothills, sharing the features that protect it from wildfire. -
Bringing Native Foods Home with Abe Sanchez
Interview with founding member of the Chia Café Collective dedicated to revitalizing California Indigenous Foods. -
In Solidarity
Black Lives Matter. In recent weeks, all of us have been reminded of the ways structural inequality and institutionalized racism prevent us from working together to build a more equitable and resilient society. -
A Conversation with Author Jenny Odell
Bioregionalism as an antidote to the attention economy: another reason your local native plants just might be the answer to our modern malaise. -
Living with Fire Part 1: A Personal Perspective
The first in our series on the impact, causes, and solutions surrounding California wildfire and the "new normal." -
Native Plant New Year’s Resolutions
We hope to make this quick and painless, and above all else, inspire you to make a New Year’s resolution for native plants in 2019. -
Search for the Rare Ben Lomond Buckwheat
Come behind the scenes on our RPTH at Mount Hermon in the Santa Cruz Sandhills to find and map occurrences of the rare Ben Lomond buckwheat. -
Softening Concrete and Metal with Native Plants
Going green takes on new meaning as designers of urban spaces include living walls featuring native plants as integral parts of their projects and soften the landscape. -
Big Day of Giving 2018
This year’s Big Day of Giving starts at the stroke of midnight on Thursday, May 3, and you can help us make it our most successful Big Day yet! -
CNPS 2018 Conference Thank You!
Thank you to everyone who helped to make our conference this year a huge success! We are fortunate to have talented & knowledgeable contributors. -
Why the Fountain Grass Must Go
Fountain Grass readily moves in to wild areas and displaces the native plants that would otherwise provide habitat for native fauna.
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