Oaky Woods WMA: Its History, Its Wonders, and New Challenges

Oaky Woods WMA: Its History, Its Wonders, and New Challenges

Join the Fringed Campion Chapter of the Georgia Native Plant Society for an evening program at the Macon Museum of Arts & Sciences (MAS) on Thursday, July 18 beginning at 6:30 pm. At 6:30 pm meet at the MAS Native Plant Garden for a tour led by a Master Gardener... read more
Tickets Still Available! Intown Atlanta Native Garden Tour 2024

Tickets Still Available! Intown Atlanta Native Garden Tour 2024

Tickets. Still Available! Tickets are $20 for members, $25 for non-members and can be purchased here until Friday at 11PM. Tickets will be available at Trees Atlanta garden on June 8. Maps will also be available at Trees Atlanta. The garden tour is Intown Atlanta’s... read more
Summer General Meeting

Summer General Meeting

The Fringed Campion Chapter will hold a general membership meeting at the conclusion of the Native Plant Nursery Tour Series and tour of Flat Creek Natives on June 15, 2024 at 10:30 am.  Bring a folding chair to make yourself comfortable.  Coffee, lemonade, and donuts... read more

The Georgia Grasslands Initiative iNaturalist Project

Virtual Presentation by Mr. Will Rogers Conservation Researcher at the State Botanical Garden of Georgia Wednesday, August 23, 2023 at 7:00 p.m. Free to all. This event will be live streamed on GNPS’s YouTube channel.   Georgia’s grasslands need our... read more
Winter Sowing Native Plants

Winter Sowing Native Plants

Courtesy of Intown Atlanta GNPS Board Member Laura Markson and Nurture Native Nature One of the ongoing goals of the Intown Atlanta GNPS is to make adding native plants to the landscape easier for everyone. This past year we had our inaugural Native Plant Share &... read more
FAQ: Intown Atlanta GNPS Pollinator Picnics

FAQ: Intown Atlanta GNPS Pollinator Picnics

What is the Great Georgia Pollinator Census Count?The Great Georgia Pollinator Census count (GGPC) is a citizen science project coordinated by the University of Georgia Extension to encourage Georgians to learn more about insects and be open to planting a pollinator... read more

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