Chapters in Georgia Native Plant Society

History

Over two decades ago, the Georgia Native Plant Society was founded by people based in metro Atlanta.  Since that time, their initiative and message around the importance of native plants to our lives and the ability of individuals to make a difference locally in their protection, stewardship, rescue and propagation, has spread across Georgia and in fact across the USA.  Today our members are served in other locations across the state where local groups are providing educational information, restoration opportunities and opportunities to learn more.

Realignment

In November 2019, GNPS adopted new bylaws, which implemented a state-wide governing board to set organizational policy, define its strategic vision, and directly support chapter activities. This new organizational structure paved the way for more chapters to form throughout Georgia.

Join a chapter

There are currently 8 chapters of the Georgia Native Plant Society. As a member of GNPS you too can get to work and join like minded people in your area by aligning yourself with one of our chapters.

For current members, login and update your chapter affiliation through the chapter affiliation form. For new or renewing members, select your chapter affiliation on the membership form.

Form a chapter

Let us know if you are interested in learning more about how to join or start up a local chapter near you in the state of Georgia by using the Contact Us form. Current members can also use the Chapter Interest Form. To learn more about the overall process, view the Chapter Quick Start Guide. For a more in-depth guide to forming and running a chapter, see the Chapter Manual.

News & Events

Centerville Library Garden Workday

Centerville Library Garden Workday

On Saturday July 15 starting at 7:30 am, Fringed Campion Chapter members and friends will be adding native plants into the landscape at the Centerville Branch of the Houston County Public Library System in Centerville, GA.  Please drop by and lend a hand.  We anticipate being there about 3 hours.

Bring garden tools for planting if you have them. Hats and water bottles are recommended. Bring a folding chair if you want to sit and rest at times.

Weed and Water Schedule at the Amerson River Park Native Plant Garden & Monarch Waystation

Weed and Water Schedule at the Amerson River Park Native Plant Garden & Monarch Waystation

The July weed and water schedule for the Native Plant Garden and Monarch Waystation at Amerson River Park will continue on Wednesday evenings from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. and on Sunday mornings from 7:30 to 9:30 a.m.

Now that the season has heated up, weeding and watering and pollinator watching will be our primary concerns.

Please check our Facebook page for any updates to the schedule or cancellations due to weather or any other unanticipated reason:   https://www.facebook.com/FringedCampionGNPS

June Weed ‘n Water Schedule at the Amerson River Park Native Plant Garden & Monarch Waystation

June Weed ‘n Water Schedule at the Amerson River Park Native Plant Garden & Monarch Waystation

The June workday schedule for the Native Plant Garden and Monarch Waystation at Amerson River Park will be twice a week, on Wednesdays evenings from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. and Sunday mornings from 7:30 to 9:30 a.m.

As the season heats up, weeding and watering will be our primary concerns.

Please check our Facebook page for any updates to the schedule or cancellations due to weather or any other unanticipated reason:   https://www.facebook.com/FringedCampionGNPS

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