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Aug 16 2018 
Michael Terry and the N/E/X/T/Garden in Pacific Palisades
This public garden, originally planted in 1988, has gone through several transformations. Today, the garden is a place to both relax and teach. -
Aug 11 2018 
Making a Difference – Vern Goehring
Vern reflects on his time as CNPS' Legislative Director, lessons learned in his lifetime of public service, and the impact of everyday citizens. -
Aug 01 2018 
Racing to Stop the Destructive Shot Hole Borer
If someone wanted to design the perfect pest, it would have all the qualities of a shot hole borer. Learn more about the beetle and what you can do. -
Jul 24 2018 
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. -
Jul 19 2018 
Charlotte Torgovitsky’s Novato Garden
Charlotte's motivation is all about creating habitat sanctuaries and enhancing natural resources for all creatures with whom we share our land. -
Jul 18 2018 
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! -
Jul 18 2018 
Centennial Update
Once again, the vote on the proposed Centennial development on Tejon Ranch has been delayed. Here's what you need to know before August 29. -
Jul 17 2018 
Microphyll Woodlands and Why They Matter
Do you know about California's microphyll woodlands? Here's what you should know and why CNPS is taking action. -
Jul 05 2018 
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. -
Jul 01 2018 
Lessons in Environmental Education with John Sanders
Outdoor exploration is the key to converting students from casual observers into natural-ists. John encourages kids to use their senses.
