The Washington Native Plant Society (WNPS) is dedicated to promoting the appreciation and conservation of Washington's native plants and their habitats. Through study, education, and advocacy, WNPS aims to raise awareness about the importance of preserving these plants and their ecosystems. WNPS offers a variety of resources and services to plant enthusiasts of all levels.

Become a member to join a community of like-minded individuals, whether you're a botanist, hobbyist, parent, or gardener. Explore the twelve chapters across the state and get involved in your local neighborhood. Stay connected with the monthly eNewsletter, featuring blog articles, upcoming events, and important announcements.

Read the curated blog, Botanical Rambles, for articles covering native plants, gardening, and hiking spots. Find directories, policies, forms, and more in the administrative section. WNPS also advocates for ecological land management practices and policies, aiming to conserve or restore native plants and habitats on public and private lands in Washington State.

Discover the Native Plant Directory for information on identifying features, landscaping uses, ethnobotanical history, and conservation applications of various native plant species. Join WNPS today and support their efforts in preserving Washington's native plants for future generations!