Home - Colorado Native Plant Society

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Web Name: Home - Colorado Native Plant Society

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Colorado Native Plant Society a non-profit organization dedicated to furthering the knowledge,appreciation and conservation of native plants andhabitats of Colorado through education,stewardship and advocacySilvery Lupine, Last Dollar Road by Bruce TohillUpcoming EventsDenver Chapter Meeting: Virtual Wildflower Hike at Dawson Butte Open Space (Douglas County)Tue Oct 13 2020, 06:00pm MDT - 08:30pm MDTVirtual Event at HomeCoNPS Webinar - Revegetation Design: Plants, Soil, Mulch, and FireSat Oct 17 2020, 09:00am MDT - 12:00pm MDTTrick or Treat NoCo Native Seed SwapSat Oct 24 2020, 10:00am MDT - 01:00pm MDTSugar Beet ParkScholarships to all CoNPS Events are available.APPLY HEREOn February 8, 2020 the CoNPSBoard of Directors Approvedthe Final Version of Our New Strategic PlanIt Can Be Viewed HereImportant Notice to CoNPS Members!Update Due to COVID-19Due to the rapidly evolving COVID-19 situation, CoNPS will not hold in-person events through at least mid-June.  The status of future CoNPS events might also change.  Some of the currently scheduled Chapter Meetings, Workshops, and Lectures might be offered through webinars or other online means.  Others might be postponed or canceled.  Please check the description of the event(s) in the Current Activities section and/or the Calendar of Events on the website.Stay safe, everyone.In the meantime, we hope you can get out to see the emerging plants,feel the sun and enjoy some solitude.Thanks to all for your participation and support!Those of you who registered for the Conference can expect to get your recorded versions of the talks with the next two to three weeks. All of the donors to our Virtual Auction have been informed of the names and addresses of the winning bidders for each of the items they had in the auction. Everyone should receive the things they bid on within two weeks at the most! Please contact the office if you are missing anything you thought you had won. We raised over $2,000 for CoNPS in the auction this year, thanks, everyone, for your generous donations and bids! Visit The CONPS BookstoreMORE  Fun - Try ourFrom Aquilegia: Can You MatchFlowers to FruitsEmployment Opportunities Related toColorado Native PlantsColorado Parks and Wildlife - Current OpeningsLincoln Hills Team Works - Current Crew OpeningsMile High Youth Corps - Current OpeningsNatural Areas Trail Ranger, Fort CollinsNatural Resources Specialist (Wildlife Ecologist), Jefferson CountyOpen Spaces Grants Acquisitions Mgr, Arapahoe CountyPark Ranger, South Suburban Parks RecRocky Mountain Field Institute - current openingsState of Colorado - current openingsupdated 1/1/2020See the CoNPS 2019 Photo Contest Winners HERECoNPS Publishes the 3rd Edition ofCommon Southwestern Native Plantsby Jack Carter, Martha Carter, Donna Stevens and Jennifer Bousselot.The third edition has been revised and expanded to include nearly 200 plants native to the southwestern United States, with a primary focus on the most common plants of the lower elevations of the four corners states. It is an ideal book for beginning hikers and experienced plant lovers alike. Jack accurately points out that it is so colorful (thanks to several CoNPS photographers!) and well formatted that it can be used as a coffee table book. The Carters have generously donated this book to CoNPS and the Terra Foundation paid for publishing so the proceeds will benefit CoNPS. Individual books can be purchased for $25 + shipping through the online CoNPS Bookstore. Wholesale orders ($12 each in multiples of 5 or a case of 16) can be made by contacting conpsoffice@aol.com.https://conps.org/conps-store-native-plant-books/#!form/StorePlantBooks/5afc3817f033bf315d7b23d5Go to CoNPS Photo winners to see winners from 2012 - 2019   Search Website -----

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