2025 Winter Edition: Vol. 23 Issue 4

In 1951, the Society engaged in direct advocacy and hands-on action, then built partnerships with state agencies, land trusts, and garden organizations. Today, we’re stewards.

Nominate someone now for an award at our annual meeting. Help us learn who exemplifies our mission and inspires us to do the same.

Savory entrees, healthful green salads, yummy brownies. Get the scoop on all the Society does. Buy that cool plant knowing the proceeds support your community.

Something you can do at home that will help combat species decline and save you money – include native plants in the landscape.

Native hollies are more than just beautiful in all seasons. They provide home and hearth for native insects, birds, and mammals.

Visitors from across the state, young and old, newcomers to North Carolina and lifelong residents, stopped by to learn, swap stories, and play games.

I believe this next generation of scientists, our students, are especially embracing conservation at the ecosystem level.

After I developed some habitats and conserved natural areas in my coastal North Carolina yard, a rarely seen butterfly found its way there.

Chapter members, join us in supporting NCNPS by making your Year-end Campaign gift on Giving Tuesday December 2. Together, we can have a flourishing future.