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The Native Plant Society of Northeastern Ohio |
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Our Society's purpose,
functions, and benefits of membership. |
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Board of Directors
See a list of our
Board of Directors.
Our Mission
The Mission of the Native Plant Society of
Northeastern Ohio is to promote the study, appreciation and
conservation of the native plants and plant communities of Ohio.
Society Goals
Promote conservation of native
plants and native plant communities through habitat protection and
other means.
Foster public knowledge and
appreciation of native plants.
Support proper methods of
natural landscaping.
Raise awareness of the ethical
issues regarding native plants.
Encourage surveys and research
into native plant species and the publication of findings.
Promote cooperation with other
programs and organizations concerned with the conservation of
natural resources.
Membership Benefits
Subscription to the
On The Fringe journal,
which contains articles by local and regional experts highlighting a
variety of subjects, including identification tips and techniques,
native plant propagation and gardening, invasive species
information, and book reviews.
Annual meeting with speaker
jointly sponsored by Cleveland Museum of Natural History Explorer
Series.
Field trips to a variety of
natural areas throughout northeastern Ohio, highlighting the unique
flora of the region and led by some of the areas top botanists.
Lectures and workshops on
native plant identification and propagation.
Photo documentaries of trips
to unique natural areas.
Joint trips to other areas of
the state with like-minded organizations.
Plant surveys of newly
protected natural areas for non-profit organizations.
Annual members photographic
presentation of the previous years highlights.
Non-members are always welcome to participate in all activities!
Society Functions
Offers an annual grant for
work in the field of botany or conservation that supports the
mission of the Native Plant Society and demonstrates excellence in
research, conservation or education. The grant is funded by a
special endowment, established by Ann Malmquist, a founding member
and our first President. Donations to the endowment are tax
deductible.
Promotes the conservation of
native plants by cooperating with other agencies in programming,
events, and publications.
Contributes funds to the
Center for Plant Conservation.
Affiliate member of Cleveland
Museum of Natural History and Cleveland Botanical Garden.
Member of Lake Erie Allegheny
Partnership (LEAP), Center for Plant
Conservation, Ohio Invasive Plant Council, Ohio League of
Conservation Voters, and Center for Biological Diversity Native
Plant Conservation Campaign.
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