North Metro Atlanta Chapter

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  • N Metro Atlanta Chapter Annual Member Meeting & 5th Birthday Party

    East Cobb Regional Library 266 Roswell St NE, Marietta, GA

    Five years of growing, connecting, and celebrating native plants—and we’re just getting started! You’re invited to a special celebration as we look back on our 2026 accomplishments, get excited about […]

  • Exploring Georgia’s Native Plants: The Underwing Moths of Georgia with Dr. James Adams

    Virtual Event
    North Metro Atlanta Chapter

    🌙 Discover the Moths of Taylor’s Ridge! Did you know northwest Georgia is home to one of the Southeast’s premier moth hotspots? Taylor’s Ridge boasts more than 50 species of underwing moths—reportedly more than anywhere else in the world—along with rare moths found nowhere else in Georgia! Dr. James Adams is a lifelong moth enthusiast […]

  • Native Plant Ramble – Big Trees Preserve, Sandy Springs

    Big Trees Forest & Preserve 7645 Roswell Rd NE, Atlanta, United States
    North Metro Atlanta Chapter

    Join your fellow GNPS members for an educational walk in the woods led by GNPS Chairman Michael Cowan. Event is free for members (plus one guest). Pre-registration is required. Plan […]

  • Exploring Georgia’s Native Plants: Protecting Pollinators: What Every Gardener Should Know About Neonics

    Virtual Event
    North Metro Atlanta Chapter

    Our gardens should be safe havens for pollinators, but commonly used pesticides called neonicotinoids (neonics) can put pollinators and other beneficial insects at risk. Join us to learn how neonics work, how to identify products that contain them, and how to read pesticide labels. You’ll also discover practical steps you can take in your own […]

  • Old Rucker Farm Education Garden Volunteer Day

    Old Rucker Park Habitat Restoration Work Day
    Old Rucker Park & Farm 998-700 Old Rucker Rd, Alpharetta, GA, United States
    Work Days

    This educational pollinator garden, established by longtime GNPS members and Alpharetta neighbors Richard and Kay Lebowitz, serves as an inspiring example of how native plants can support pollinators and enhance our communities. We invite you to join us in caring for this special garden and help it reach its full potential as a vibrant educational […]