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    • Wednesday, June 2, 7 p.m. Meeting with Ken Heil: “A Flora of New Mexico: 2007-Present.”

      Posted by NPSNM Admin on January 12, 2021

      Botanist Ken Heil (San Juan College) will tell us how he and fellow botanist Steve O’Kane, Jr. were awarded…


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    • Wednesday, May 5, 7 p.m. Meeting with Melanie Gisler: “Community Projects Funded by NPSNM”

      Posted by NPSNM Admin on January 12, 2021

      Melanie Gisler of The Institute for Applied Ecology, Santa Fe office, will convene a panel on three projects funded by grants from NPSNM in…


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    • Wednesday, April 7th, 7 p.m. Meeting with Collin Haffey: “Restoring Healthy Forests in NM”

      Posted by NPSNM Admin on January 12, 2021

      Collin Haffey of the Rio Grande Water Fund will describe the work of this public-private partnership. The Fund supports a 20-year program to restore…


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    • Saturday, March 27th, 9 a.m. Field Trip: Indian Wells Trail

      Posted by NPSNM Admin on December 29, 2020

      Come see what spring is offering and what all those cacti are doing! Park at the New Mexico Museum of Space History (in Alamogordo) — we will meet in the…


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    • Saturday, February 20, 11 a.m. Meeting: Trees of Otero County

      Posted by NPSNM Admin on December 29, 2020

      Come learn about the trees of Otero County, including types and historical tidbits about certain area trees. Presenter and location to be announced. Please contact Elva Osterreich (echoofthedesert gmail.com;…


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    • Saturday, January 23, 12 p.m. — Annual Meeting and Potluck

      Posted by NPSNM Admin on December 29, 2020

      The Otero Chapter will host their annual meeting and potluck at the home of member LeAnne Roberts. LeAnne has spent the cooler months working diligently on her beautiful desert…


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    • Wednesday, March 10th, 7 p.m. Online Discussion: Favorite Books, Websites, and Places

      Posted by NPSNM Admin on December 29, 2020

      Join the Las Cruces chapter for an open discussion with members and guests, all about favorite books, websites, and places for learning about New Mexico’s native plants! Will include…


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    • Friday, March 19th, 7 p.m. Online Meeting with James McGrath: “Management of New Mexico Rare Plants”

      Posted by NPSNM Admin on December 28, 2020

      Botanist James McGrath will discuss the evolution of the New Mexico Rare Plant list into the New Mexico Rare Plant Conservation Strategy rare plant list. Numerous sensitive plant lists…


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    • Friday, February 19th, 7 p.m. Online Meeting: Keller Suberkropp on “Mycorrhizae”

      Posted by NPSNM Admin on December 28, 2020

      Mycorrhiza literally means “fungus root.” A variety of fungi colonize plant roots to form mycorrhizae and, in natural environments, most plants are mycorrhizal. Suberkropp will introduce the major types of…


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    • Friday, January 15, 7 p.m. Online Presentation with Kelly Allred: “What in the World Was I Thinking? Or, the Making of ‘Flora Neomexicana'”

      Posted by NPSNM Admin on December 28, 2020

      Flora Neomexicana, the definitive guide to the vascular plants of New Mexico by Kelly Allred and Eugene Jercinovic, with illustrations by Robert DeWitt Ivey, is now out in revised…


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    Upcoming Albuquerque Events

    • 03 Feb, 21
      Albuquerque
      Wednesday, February 3rd, 7 p.m. Online Meeting with Richard Norwood: “Natural Heritage of New Mexico (NHNM) — An Overview”
    • 03 Mar, 21
      Albuquerque
      Wednesday, March 3rd, 7 p.m. Online Meeting with Wes Brittenham: “Build It and They Will Come: Attracting Wildlife to the Garden”
    • 07 Apr, 21
      Albuquerque
      Wednesday, April 7th, 7 p.m. Meeting with Collin Haffey: “Restoring Healthy Forests in NM”
    • 05 May, 21
      Albuquerque
      Wednesday, May 5, 7 p.m. Meeting with Melanie Gisler: “Community Projects Funded by NPSNM”
    • 02 Jun, 21
      Albuquerque
      Wednesday, June 2, 7 p.m. Meeting with Ken Heil: “A Flora of New Mexico: 2007-Present.”

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    About NPSNM

    The Native Plant Society of New Mexico (NPSNM) is a non-profit organization that strives to educate the public about native plants by promoting knowledge of plant identification, ecology, and uses; fostering plant conservation and the preservation of natural habitats; supporting botanical research; and encouraging the appropriate use of native plants to conserve water, land, and wildlife.

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    Albuquerque, NM, 87176-5388

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