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    • Crested Butte Wildflower Festival

      Posted by Sara Digby on June 25, 2017

      In late June, we’ll get the season started with “Flora and History of Cement Mountain” led by Glo Cunningham, local historian. Chances of spotting the…


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    • Gila River Festival

      Posted by Sara Digby on June 25, 2017

      The 13th annual festival, Gathering the Gila will engage participants in an exploration of the bountiful native foods, plants, and medicines found throughout the Gila River and its watershed….


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    • Annual Conference – Seed: Past Present and Future

      Posted by Sara Digby on June 25, 2017

      The Taos chapter is excited to be hosting their third state conference since the chapter was created in 1999.  Local historic sites, such as the Taos Pueblo and the…


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    • Plants and the Atmosphere: Air Pollution to Climate Change

      Posted by Sara Digby on June 25, 2017

      Botanist and plant ecologist Jim Nellessen discusses his knowledge of air pollution and climate change impacts to plants. His career has encompassed numerous aspects of how human-induced environmental changes…


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    • Field Trip to Red Canyon in the Manzanos

      Posted by Sara Digby on June 25, 2017

      Leaders Doris Eng and George Miller. This hike begins at Red Canyon Campground which is reached by turning south on Forest Road 253 at…


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    • Field Trip to Ojito Wilderness: CANCELLED

      Posted by Sara Digby on June 25, 2017

      This event has been cancelled due to heat.  


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    • How to Woo a Bee

      Posted by Sara Digby on June 25, 2017

      Bees locate flowers using a combination of visual and olfactory cues. Both are produced by flowers in order to manipulate the bees into pollinating them. Olivia Carril, plant biologist…


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    • Baylor Pass Field Trip

      Posted by Sara Digby on May 26, 2017

      Starting at west end of Baylor Canyon Trail. Because it’s rained so much again this year there I still a possibility that we will see some flowers in the area….


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    • Planning Meeting for 2018

      Posted by Sara Digby on May 26, 2017

      Annual planning meeting and officers election. Members please join us to elect officers and help select speakers and field trips for 2018.


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    • Annual Potluck at La Cueva

      Posted by Sara Digby on May 26, 2017

      Bring a salad, side-dish, main dish, or dessert.


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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; foster plant conservation and the preservation of natural habitats; support botanical research; and encourage the appropriate use of native plants to conserve water, land, and wildlife.

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    PO Box 35388
    Albuquerque, NM, 87176-5388

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