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Events

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  • Santa Fe March Meeting: “Saving the Santa Fe Cholla”

    Posted by Lindsey Kirchhevel on December 27, 2018

    The March monthly meeting of the Santa Fe chapter will focus on efforts to preserve the Santa Fe Cholla, presented by Joe Newman. Joe Newman is a practicing design consultant…


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  • Feb 20 Meeting: The Penstemon Gardens at the Los Alamos Nature Center

    Posted by Lindsey Kirchhevel on December 27, 2018

    Larry Deaven is a retiree from the Los Alamos National Laboratory, where he did pioneering work on the Human Genome Project. His interests also include…


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  • Jan 16 Meeting. The Beauty of Native Shrubs and Trees for Waterwise Landscapes. David Salman, chief horticultur- ist for High Country Gardens.

    Posted by Lindsey Kirchhevel on December 27, 2018


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  • Mar 23 Field trip. White Sands National Monument.

    Posted by Lindsey Kirchhevel on December 26, 2018

    Presentation and walk with biologist David Bustos. We will look at the strange and unique way cottonwood trees function within the dunes. Meet at…


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  • Jan 12 Presentations by NMSU student grant winners and a discussion about citizen science.

    Posted by Lindsey Kirchhevel on December 26, 2018

    Rachel Burke will speak on bat pollination of agave and Leeland Murray on Tamarisk removal and Tamarisk beetle studies. 10 a.m., Unitarian Church, Alamogordo. Location…


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  • Mar 30 Field Trip. Bajada of Tortugas Mountain. Meet 9 a.m., First National Bank 1870, corner University/Telshor.

    Posted by Lindsey Kirchhevel on December 25, 2018


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  • Mar 27 Meeting. Early Spring Wildflowers of Our Area. Lisa Mandelkern.

    Posted by Lindsey Kirchhevel on December 25, 2018


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  • Mar 2 Field Trip. Picacho Peak. Meet 9 a.m., Fairacres Post Office on West Picacho

    Posted by Lindsey Kirchhevel on December 25, 2018


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  • Feb 27 Meeting. New Mexico’s Native Pollinators with Carol Sutherland, State Entomologist

    Posted by Lindsey Kirchhevel on December 25, 2018

    For this month’s meeting we have a very special speaker: New Mexico’s State Entomologist, Carol Sutherland, who will present “New Mexico’s Native Pollinators.” Feel free to leave…


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  • Jan 26 Field Trip. Leasburg Dam State Park. Meet 9 a.m. at former K-Mart parking lot, east end by Hwy 70.

    Posted by Lindsey Kirchhevel on December 25, 2018


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Upcoming Events in Santa Fe

  • 13 May, 25
    Santa Fe
    Tuesday, May 13 – Santa Fe Chapter meeting and lecture: “Ecology for Gardeners”, Dr. Sylvan Kaufman, 6:30 PM

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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