Hanging on the Edge and Flying High While dangling from ropes on a cliffside in Kaua’i, Research Biologist Ken Wood made an exciting d...
Aware, Ready, and Constantly Working to Protect Biodiversity It is by no means unusual for special projects to get funding directly through line items in a budge...
Conservation Champion: Polly Pierce Native plant enthusiast only begins to capture the essence of Polly Pierce. Undaunted by hurricanes ...
Native Plant Gardens Don’t Need Rare Treasure to Have Real Value When learning about the plight of native plants – especially rare plants – and the animals and h...
How native is that native? Monarch butterflies are perhaps the most well-known butterflies in North America, with their eye-cat...
Connect to Protect Network for Pine Rocklands When asked to picture the habitats of Florida, a non-Floridian will likely think of sandy beaches or...
Save Plants: February 2020 Newsletter One of the important reasons for saving rare plants from extinction is that a healthy natural world ...
Conservation Champion: Daniel Gluesenkamp, Ph.D. If you have a chance to be in Dan Gluesenkamp’s orbit, you will experience someone with a stunning...
Importance of Partnerships The institutions of California Plant Rescue (CaPR) have made great progress in conserving the rare f...
Connecting People to People to Save Plants In early May of 2019, the UN released a report with grim news for biodiversity on earth: over 1 mill...
Unique Funding Opportunity to Bank California’s Flora Seed banking is a powerful tool against extinction. Living individuals are kept as insurance against...
January 2020 News I like to think of 2020 as the Year of Clear Vision. This month’s newsletter exemplifies that visi...
Welcome to the Academy In applying to the Institute of Museum and Library Services’ National Leadership Grant two years a...
Timing Is Key in Adding New National Collection Species Through the various efforts of our Participating Institutions, over 150 rare plants were added to th...
New CPC Participating Institutions, Network and Corporate Partners The Center for Plant Conservation is a network of conservation partners, coming together and buildin...
December 2019 News In this December 2019 issue of Save Plants, we reflect upon our exciting accomplishments of the year...
Save Plants: November 2019 Newsletter This November, CPC takes time to honor the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) collaborations with our ...
Conservation Champion: Joyce Maschinski, Ph.D. This month we take the opportunity to more thoroughly introduce our readers to CPC’s new President...
