Pennsylvania Plant Conservation Network
The Pennsylvania Plant Conservation Network is a new program that will leverage statewide partnerships to coordinate on-the-ground stewardship, outreach, and education efforts about native plants.
The goal is to collaborate on projects across the state, building partnerships to meaningfully advance native plant conservation in Pennsylvania.
Who Can Get Involved in the Network?
Botanists, ecologists, and other environmental professionals
Researchers and students
Citizen scientists and botanical clubs
Horticulturists, growers, and gardeners engaged in native plant conservation
Anyone who has an interest in plant conservation
Network Public Meetings
The Pennsylvania Plant Conservation Network held its first public meeting on April 26, 2019. More than 70 botanical professionals and citizens collaborated on a collective vision for the new program:
April 26, 2019, Pa. Plant Conservation Network Meeting Minutes (PDF)