Milo Baker Chapter - California Native Plant Society on the Land Conservation Assistance Network

Milo Baker Chapter - California Native Plant Society
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last updated: January 2023

Welcome to the Milo Baker Chapter Native Plant Society (CNPS). Our chapter, which is named after the famous Santa Rosa botanist, is located in Northern California's beautiful Sonoma County. CNPS is a statewide organization whose goals are to increase understanding and appreciation of California's native plants, and to preserve them in their natural habitats for future generations. Membership is open to all.

The Milo Baker conservation program encompasses a wide range of activities, from preserve management, to rare plant hunts, invasive plant issues and involvement in local planning processes.

The Chapter is active in land management of four preserves in Sonoma County established to protect rare plant communities. The Rare Plant group monitors locations of known rare plants and hunts for new, undocumented populations. The Invasive Plant Chair works diligently to reduce threats to native vegetation.The conservation program strives to monitor potential impacts to native plants and their habitats in Sonoma County and to participate in the planning process to minimize those impacts and if necessary, to mitigate in ways that are most beneficial to threatened species and plant communities. Volunteers working on local issues review applications for public and private development in the county and cities. The Milo Baker chapter members work in partnership with other conservation groups, partly through the Sonoma County Conservation Coalition, which meets monthly in Santa Rosa. The chapter also participates with the State CNPS conservation chair on issues in California impacting areas beyond Sonoma County. For more information on state-wide projects visit the state website, CNPS.org .

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