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The Native Plant Conservation Program oversees the conservation and management of Oregon's listed plant species.  The Program  Assists

Founded in 1979, the Emerald Chapter of NPSO has a long history of active involvement in the study, education and conservation of our region's native flora.

The High Desert Chapter of the NPSO was resurrected in May 2013 after several years on hiatus. We invite those living in Central Oregon's high desert region who have a passion for native flora to join our enthusiastic group.

Portland is located near several areas with diverse flora: the Columbia Gorge (which contains a quarter of all of Oregon's wildflower species), Mt.

The Siskiyou Chapter of the Native Plant Society of Oregon based in Southwest Oregon. promotes native plant education and advocates for native plant communities and rare and endemic plants.

Founded in September 1998, our chapter is named Cheahmill from the Kalapuyan people who inhabited the region which came to be called Yamhill.

The Corvallis Chapter of the Native Plant Society of Oregon is centered in Corvallis and is involved in the education and conservation of native plants.

Committed to the shared enjoyment, conservation and study of the endemic and other native plants of the Umpqua Basin and habitats, with an emphasis on community outreach and education.

The Klamath Basin Chapter of the Native Plant Society of Oregon (NPSO) was formed to promote awareness of the native flora in our region. The KBNPS meets regularly to educate its members and the public about conserving, propagating, and identifying our plants and flowers.

Wild Ones: Native Plants, Natural Landscapes promotes environmentally sound landscaping practices to preserve biodiversity through the preservation, restoration and establishment of native plant communities.