GNPS Welcomes Our New Executive Director – Alexis R. Faust!

GNPS Welcomes Our New Executive Director – Alexis R. Faust!

The Georgia Native Plant Society is pleased to announce Alexis R. Faust as its new Executive Director, bringing decades of nonprofit leadership together with extensive hands-on experience in conservation, habitat restoration, land stewardship, and native plants.... read more
Plant of the Year Nominations Open Sept. 28th

Plant of the Year Nominations Open Sept. 28th

Week-Long Plant of the Year Nomination Period Open Sep. 28th – Oct. 5th!  The GNPS Plant of the Year (POY) program recognizes native plants that are of benefit to Georgia’s ecology and wildlife and are underutilized in commercial and residential landscapes.... read more

GNPS Fringed Campion Chapter in the News!

Please join us in celebrating our Fringed Campion chapter’s efforts at Amerson River Park that have received a special acknowledgment in Macon’s local newspaper, The Telegraph. Here’s an excerpt from the article: “Over 350,000 people visited Amerson River Park in... read more
2026 Annual Meeting – Celebrate 5 years of our chapter!

2026 Annual Meeting – Celebrate 5 years of our chapter!

Sunday, November 15th, 2-4 pm Decatur Legacy Park, Cochran Building, 500 S Columbia Dr, Decatur GA 30030 Intown is turning 5! Join us at our 2026 Annual Meeting to celebrate our chapter’s five year anniversary and hear from our featured speaker, David Haskell.... read more

Upcoming Events: Plant Swap and Elachee Nature Center Wildlife Festival

Join us for a Plant Swap at the Union County Public Library on Saturday, September 12th, from 11 AM to 1 PM. Also, check out the upcoming Wildlife festival at the Elachee Nature Center on September 12th from 12 to 2 PM. Get Your Tickets and learn more at this link:... read more

GNPS Volunteers Distribute Ferns to Conservation Sites

GNPS Volunteers Distribute Ferns to Conservation Sites Volunteers installing ferns for Piedmont Park Conservancy Ferns aren’t the showiest of plants but they can have important uses in conservation. GNPS volunteers just completed 10 rescues of Christmas fern... read more

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