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An Important Next Step to Stop Centennial
CNPS and partner the Center for Biological Diversity (the Center) have taken the next step in halting the ill-advised Tejon Ranch proposal with an important comment letter to the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors. -
California Native Plant Society Condemns LA County Decision to Approve the Centennial Development
The decisions we make here in California strongly influence how we as 21st century citizens will address the very real challenges of climate change and a growing population. -
CNPS Announces Re-Oak California
As the Re-Oak project moves into its second year, CNPS and local groups will facilitate oak planting days, ongoing acorn processing, and more. -
Governor’s Biodiversity Actions Mark Unprecedented Call for Native Plant Protection
The governor's actions are among the first to unambiguously emphasize the critical importance of saving California’s native plants. -
CNPS Publishes First Comprehensive Flora of the Southern Sierra Nevada
The latest book by CNPS Press is the first comprehensive flora of Sequoia and Kings Canyon. A must-have for southern Sierra fans! -
CNPS Honors New Fellows
CNPS is happy to announce that Larry Levine, Bart O'Brien, and Dieter Wilken are the newest CNPS Fellows. Learn more about their inspiring work. -
LA Superior Court Sends Agoura Hills Development Back for Full Environmental Review
A local victory for cultural and natural resources, the Los Angeles Superior Court suspends City of Agoura Hills' approval of development. -
CNPS Provides Free Fire Recovery Guide for Wine Country
CNPS has published a land management guide for those impacted by last fall’s Wine Country wildfires. Get your digital copy today. -
California Protects New Endangered Species Thanks to Volunteer Botany Heroes
The coast yellow leptosiphon and the Lassics lupine now have state endangered species protection, thanks in large part to two CNPS members. -
CNPS to Host Virtual Native Garden Tours
CNPS will be hosting two garden tours this week on Facebook Live. Viewers will be able to take a virtual walk through private native plant gardens.
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