A winter event to improve forest health at this much loved conservation area, where ENPS maintains demonstration beds. If you fancy a bit of winter exercise in a good cause, consider joining this event organized by the Edmonton and Area Land Trust to prune out this ugly fungus infestation.

Join PCAP-SK for this ZOOM webinar featuring Manna Parseyan and Liz Deleeuw from the Edmonton Native Plant Society!

ENPS will be giving away native plant seeds, and handouts on gardening with native plants. See the attached poster for the broad range of presentations that are being offered that day as well.

Don't miss this exciting opportunity to participate in the Edmonton Native Plant Society's Annual General Meeting. It will be held both in-person and virtually, on ZOOM, making it possible for anyone to participate.

Learn about how plants evolved to survive the harshest conditions, how they know when its spring and prepare for spring, and how they can be ID'd without their leaves and flowers.

Join the Edmonton Permaculture Guild for an engaging 2-hour educational presentation (featuring two speakers from the Edmonton Native Plant Society), focused on the vital role native plants play in building healthy, resilient ecosystems in our region.

Botanist Patsy Cotterill of ENPS will describe how plants are named and what the names mean, with the aid of illustrated examples.

Melissa Penney is a staunch advocate of using native plants in urban yards to support wildlife and our native ecosystems. Every year is unique, and every day in her yard offers new lessons and insight into the ways of urban wildlife.

The West Meadowlark Community Garden will offer their second annual seed swap on Sunday, November 23. ENPS will have an information table at this event, and will be selling seeds, books, brochures and memberships.

Join the Muttart Conservatory and the Orchid Species Preservation Foundation for their Third Annual Conservation Weekend.

This free event is all about sustainability, bringing you local vendors and educators who are passionate about repurposing, reusing, and giving things a new life. ENPS will be hosting an information table, and will be selling seeds, brochures, books and memberships.

ENPS will be part of this one-day extravaganza celebrating all things migratory bird-related! Join us for a series of events with the Edmonton Valley Zoo and their partners (including WILD North, ERVCC, Wild Birds Unlimited, EALT, CWF) to celebrate these amazing feathered friends.

The Dunluce Community League, and the Edmonton Native Plant Society, invite residents of Dunluce and other interested people to take a nature break in the Dunluce Treestand. It's the largest area of upland forest in Edmonton.

Board member and botanist Patsy Cotterill will lead the participants on a short tour of parts of the grassland portions of this aspen parkland remnant in Leduc County. After the tour, we will do some weed removal, followed by planting of native plants in some of the areas that have been cleared.

Join ENPS board members Daniella and Kristina for a guided walk through the varied ecosystems of Bunchberry Meadows Conservation Area, just west of Edmonton.

Join EHS for a vibrant day of garden talks, hands-on demos, community displays and plenty of inspiration for gardeners of all levels. ENPS will be in attendance, with a limited selection of native plants for sale, along with seeds, books, brochures and memberships.

Touch Grass Club is hosting an evening of summer magic at Miquelon Lake Provincial Park. The goal of this event is to connect attendees with local citizen science and conservation organizations, providing an evening of experiential-learning on interpreting the land and sky.

Medieval Manor Gardens will be offering a wetland walk on their property where you can see their beaver canal and fen, and learn about the importance of natural water filtration buffers, a variety of native wetland plants and associated wildlife. Go with the flow of water, not against it!