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Jun 27 2022 How Does Your Garden Grow?
Gauging your site conditions will help you choose the right native plants for your garden and bring beauty and pollinators to your site! -
Jun 16 2022 “List 3” Plants on the Rare Plant Inventory
Learn about the plants united by one common theme–we lack the necessary information to assign them to one of the other ranks or to reject them. -
Jun 10 2022 What to Do When You Can Only Water Once a Week
With California's drought, some water districts allow watering just once a week. Learn 7 steps for a drought-tolerant garden. -
May 12 2022 Using the Rare Plant Inventory Advanced Search
Using the RPI's advanced search allows you to unlock even more capabilities! List/Rank, Location, Biology, and more. -
Apr 28 2022 How to Search the Rare Plant Inventory
Over one-third of California’s flora is considered rare. Learn expert tips to search the RPI to prepare a list of rare plant species for a project. -
Apr 27 2022 Protecting California’s Renowned Plant Diversity
What will it take to protect plant diversity in California? CNPS Biodiversity Initiatives Director Andrea Williams weighs in. -
Apr 14 2022 The Many Uses of the CNPS Rare Plant Inventory
It sounds mysterious and magical, like an ancient tome you would check out of the library. Where does it come from? -
Apr 05 2022 California Native Plant Week Focuses on the Plant-People Connection
This April 16-23rd, see how people all over California are cultivating, celebrating, and protecting our state’s biodiversity. -
Mar 19 2022 A Sigh of Relief for a Sacred Space: Conglomerate Mesa
After a long campaign to prevent mining the area, the plants of Conglomerate Mesa are breathing a sigh of relief. -
Mar 15 2022 From Walker Ridge to Molok Luyuk
Please act now to urge your representative to support Congressman John Garamendi’s House Resolution 6366. -
Feb 17 2022 Protecting Both People and Nature
Reflections on the recent Tejon Ranch and Guenoc Valley decisions. -
Feb 08 2022 Post-Fire Mapping and Report Provide Insights for Southern Sierra
Before and after fine-scale vegetation maps now complete for BLM wildfire areas in the southern Sierra Nevada.