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Valley of Flowers Chapter
The flower is Leucocrinum montanum, the Star Lily, on the Hogback above Paradise Valley, Park County. Bozeman, Ennis, Livingston Area For more information contact Beth Madden (406) 224-1012; bethmadden64@gmail.com We meet on the second Tuesday of the month, November through April, at 7:00 p.m. in Room 108, Plant Bioscience Building,...
Maka Flora Chapter
Maka Flora Chapter serves native plant enthusiasts in far eastern Montana from Sheridan to Carter County and all in between. We are widespread but mutual support is strong. For more information on upcoming events and activities contact: Dave Branson Chapter Events TBA...
Flathead Chapter
Alpine Glacier Poppy Notice: If you wish to receive periodic emailed newsletters from the Flathead Chapter, please send a request to mnps.flathead@gmail.com and then add this address to your address book and/or safe contacts. The Flathead Chapter serves the greater Flathead, Northwest Montana, and Glacier National Park area. Monthly meetings...
Kelsey Chapter
Kelseya uniflora, the mascot plant of the Montana Native Plant Society, is named for its discoverer, Francis Kelsey, namesake of the Kelsey Chapter. (Peter Lesica photo) The Kelsey Chapter serves native plant enthusiasts in the greater Helena area. Bob Person, can help with contacts and organization. Members who want to...
Clark Fork Chapter
Western Larch The Clark Fork Chapter serves the greater Missoula Area and west-central Montana. For more information check the Chapter Facebook Page, which has field trip details and maps and photos, more on the UM Native Plant Garden, and so on; it's really the best up-to-the-minute info we have; or contact our president:...
Calypso Chapter
Calypso Chapter serves Southwest Montana including the greater Dillon - Butte - Deerlodge areas. For more information, contact: Karen Porter P.O. Box 566 Butte, MT 59703 406-498-9728 Field Trips and Events Planned for Calypso Chapter Sunday, October 28, 2018 “Dyeing with Native Plants” will be an opportunity to use native plant...
