Welcome to the Albuquerque Chapter
Monthly chapter meetings begin at 7 PM on first Wednesdays (except December and August) and are held at the New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science, 1801 Mountain Road NW in Albuquerque. All meetings and field trips are free and open to the public (unless otherwise noted).
Because of current state restrictions to limit the spread of illness, all Native Plant Society activities listed on the website and newsletter have been cancelled or postponed until further notice. Informal field trips that might be initiated by members at their own discretion are not sponsored or approved by NPSNM.
Click here for directions to the Natural History Museum.
Upcoming Albuquerque Events
- 01 Apr, 20
- 11 Apr, 20
- 18 Apr, 20
- 25 Apr, 20
- 02 May, 20
- 12 May, 20
- 16 May, 20
Officers
- President: Diane Stevenson
- Vice President: Tom Stewart
- Program Chair: Jim McGrath
- Secretary: Dara Saville
- Treasurer: Pam McBride
- Outreach Event Coordinator: Bettie Hines
- Field Trip Coordinator: Carol Conoboy
- Membership: Ann-Marie Yaroslaski
- Newsletter Editor: Diane Stevenson
- Representative to State Board: Judith Phillips
Core Volunteers
- Books: Lee Regan
- Communications: Gary Hoe
- Conservation Committee Chair: Sue Small
- Invasive Weeds Representative: Don Heinz
- Publicity: Irene Wanner
- Refreshments Coordinator: Penny Hoe
- Habitat Gardening Information: Virginia Burris
Albuquerque Chapter Policies in Effect
Chapter Newsletter
With current circumstances, the April-June chapter newsletter will appear later than planned. Never fear, it will soon be here!
Area Plant Lists
- Checklist of the Vascular Plants in the Sandia and Manzano Mountains of Central New Mexico by Robert Sivinski
- Checklist of the Flora of the San Gregorio Lakes by Don Heinze and Dana Price
- Checklist of the Flora of the Placitas Open Space by Bill Dunmire
- Partial Checklist of Las Huertas Canyon courtesy UNM Herbarium
- Partial Checklist of the West Mesa Puerco Breaks courtesy UNM Herbarium
- Partial checklist of the flora of the Rio Grande Bosque courtesy UNM Herbarium