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Jul 29 2020 
Restoring Fire
Chris Paulus on decades of fire suppression and how agencies are returning fire to Sierra Nevada habitat. -
Jul 24 2020 
Careers in Plant Science and Conservation | Part IV
Antonio Sanchez has worked with native plants all over California. Read this lively and frank conversation about what it's like to work with natives plants, play in a band, and stay connected to the big picture. -
Jul 23 2020 
Protecting Unique Desert Habitats from Destructive Gold Mining
An international mining company wants re-open a restored road and plans to begin exploratory drilling in Conglomerate Mesa. Hear from a scientist studying the region's flora. -
Jul 14 2020 
The Right to Go Outside: An Interview with Cris Sarabia
CNPS Board President Cris Sarabia on what it means to have access and equity in the environment and conservation communities. -
Jun 24 2020 
Kids’ Corner: Homemade Herbarium
Learn how to preserve plant specimens and make your own homemade plant library. -
Jun 17 2020 
Future Minded: An Interview with Richard Ke’aumoana Chung
Richard Ke’aumoana Chung is creating a legacy of California plant biodiversity. -
Jun 05 2020 
Careers in Plant Science and Conservation | Part III
Next up in the CNPS career series: Michael Kauffman ecologist, author, and educator from Humboldt County shares insight into how he got his start. -
Jun 02 2020 
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. -
May 14 2020 
Resilient California: An Interview with Natural Resources Secretary Wade Crowfoot
California Natural Resources Secretary Wade Crowfoot wants to elevate biodiversity. -
Apr 28 2020 
Careers in Plant Science and Conservation | Part II
Next up in the CNPS career series: Teri Barry of UC Davis Center for Plant Diversity talks about the importance of herbaria collections and getting your foot in the door. -
Apr 14 2020 
California Native Plant Week Takes a Different Turn This Year
Native plants can offer hope, fun, and healthy distraction during stay-at-home orders. -
Apr 08 2020 
An Opportunity for Enduring Change
A month into the dramatic collective action of social distancing, our lives have been turned upside down, but in this moment there is real opportunity for enduring change.
