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The Nevada Native Plant Society (NNPS) is a non-profit corporation organized solely for educational, scientific and charitable purposes for the stimulation of interest in and the developing of an appreciation for native Nevada plants and their preservation.

The Society is supported entirely by membership dues, gifts, and various fundraising activities. All interested in learning more about, conserving, growing, or just seeing and appreciating the 2800+ wild plant species of Nevada and the adjacent Great Basin, Mojave Desert, and eastern Sierra Nevada regions are encouraged to join and participate.

This page is currently under development.  If you find any errors or glitches, please contact the webmaster.

Registration for Current Members

If you are currently a member of the Nevada Native Plant Society and would like to access the newsletters and other online resources, please email the webmaster with your full name and the email address you would like to use.

Mail-In Membership Application and Renewal Form

The Nevada Native Plant Society is looking for volunteers for the following positions:

  • Online Store Mangaer and assistant/backup Duties: Develop pages for products on Storefront, fill orders, respond to questions about products, report on sales to Treasurer.
  • Forum Moderators Duties: check forum contents for unacceptable content, assist members in using forums, approve entries for moderated public forums (Wildflower Reports).

Margaret Williams Research Grant Prposals due February 1st

Proposals for the Margaret Williams Research Grants are due February 1st.  Please visit the Grants page fro more information.

These grants are designed to facilitate basic botanical research and increase our understanding of Nevada's native and naturalized flora. The research should cover some aspect of our flora from single species to whole communities or ecosystems. Research can include, but is not limited to, disciplines such as conservation, landscape analysis, ecology, biogeography, or taxonomy.

2012 Officers

We have the election results in and our officers and Board members for 2012 are:

OFFICERS
President: Janel Johnson (775) 684-2911, president@nvnps.org
Vice President: Sarah Kulpa vicepresident@nvnps.org
Recording Secretary: Pat Neyman (775) 265-7918, secretary@nvnps.org
Treasurer: Leif Larsen  treasurer@nvnps.org
Corresponding Secretary: Arnold Tiehm (775) 329-1645, membership@nvnps.org

BOARD OF DIRECTORS (with expiration date)

Elizabeth Bergstrom 11/14
Fred Edwards 11/12
DeVon Ekenstam 11/13
Cayenne Engle 11/14
Ann Pinzl 11/13
Stan Shebs 11/12

Committee chairs are listed on the Members Home page.

Eastern Mojave Wildflower Poster Now Available

The new Eastern Mojave Wildflower Poster is available online and at meetings in Henderson and Reno.  Regular price is $15, NNPS members price is $12. 

A Note From Janel


Welcome to the new website!  As many of you know we had some problems with the website this summer and I have built this one to take its place.  While the content is the same, there are many things that have changed behind the scenes that will make the website easier to maintain.  Some things to keep in mind:

  • You will need to request a new password.  While I was able to transfer all of the user records, I was not able to transfer the passwords.  Use the links near the bottom of the screen to get your new password via email.  There are also new options in each user profile for receiving email updates about current events in the Reno or Las Vegas areas.
  • Yes, there is still a lot of stuff missing.  Yes, I am working on adding it all back.  I'm trying to add current stuff before working on the older stuff.
  • Our webhost has upgraded their servers to give us more storage capacity for a lower fee.  That means members will now be able to post photos in the forums and their profile.
  • Converting to the new database allowed me to change the membership expiration dates to match the old system (end of year instead of one year from signup) so you may notice that your expiration date is different.
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