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August 12, 7 p.m. — The Garden at Dripping Springs Visitors Center
Vic Crane will do a Zoom presentation at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, August 12, about the work that the Las Cruces Chapter has been doing on the garden at the…
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Aug 22 Native Plant Sale is no longer planned because . . .(click for message)
Sadly, due to the uncertainties of the COVID-19 situation in the coming months, the Gila Native Plant Society Plant Sale, scheduled for August 22nd,…
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Jul 15–Sep 15 Online Course “Landscaping with Native Plants.”
This four-part course will use Western New Mexico University’s online teaching platform, Canvas. Course cost will be $25, including a copy of our new…
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August 28-30 Native Plant Society of New Mexico Annual Conference
Our annual, statewide conference is planned to take place in Alamogordo, August 28-30, with the number of participants to be determined by New Mexico state Health Department directives. Therefore,…
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June 20 field trip to Bridal Falls
Details for June 20 Field Trip to Bridal Veil Falls This is a section of the repurposed Rails-to-Trails that connects to two other trails in the area. This trail rolls…
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June 3 online presentation: “Best Wildflower Hikes of New Mexico” (click here for information)
Join us in a virtual meeting Wednesday evening, June 3, at 6pm featuring conservation photographer and naturalist Christina Selby, who we had booked last winter to speak in person. …
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September 2 Meeting: “Bernalillo County Vegetation Management Without Glyphosate (RoundUp).”
Landscape Architect George Radnovich, whose firm Sites Southwest is developing landscape management strategies for managing Bernalillo County lands without the use of glyphosate, discusses these strategies which include the…
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August 5. Meeting. “The Tijeras Creek Remediation Project.” (click for details)
Jim Brooks, President and founder of Soilutions, Inc, discusses flooding, pollution and erosion problems and solutions in the Tijeras Creek watershed, just east of Albuquerque. The Tijeras Creek…
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July 1 online: Insects in Decline: Why it matters and what we must do about it.
Insect conservationist Anna Walker, who works as the Species Survival Officer for Invertebrate Pollinators at the Albuquerque BioPark, discusses the evidence that insects are in decline and demonstrates why…
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