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Attribution: Free Volunteers Needed Clip Art - Volunteers Needed
News Posted 05-01-2023
Volunteer for One of the Open Council of Chapters Officer Positions
News Posted 02-01-2023
Dr. Loran Anderson Will Be Missed
Loran Anderson, PhD will be missed by his many FNPS friends and former students. He was known for his teaching skills and received a Green Palmetto Award, for Education, from FNPS. Loran was Professor Emeritus of Biological Science and former Curator of the Godfrey Herbarium, Florida State University.…
News Posted 30-06-2022
Annual Meeting Slide Show 2022
The annual meeting slide show is a great way to learn about what FNPS has been doing for the environment and its members over the past year.
News Posted 17-06-2021
Evening FNPS After Hours Schedule
After Hours are casual conversations with native plant characters about their life and work. There are no set days and times for these programs, but we aim to make one a month.
How to Watch
FNPS After Hours are broadcast on our YouTube Channel and can be found on this playlist.
Upcoming FNPS After Hours
none scheduled
Past FNPS After Hours
4/7/2021 - The Great Florida Riverway screening panel discussion
5/1/2021 - The Making of a Florida Botanist: Patti J. Anderson, PhD
6/22/2021 - A Life Botanic with Susan Carr
7/14/2021 - Sea Level Rise Art and Science with Dr. Jack Putz and Ellie Blair
10/20/2021 - Warm Wildflower Welcome to Stacey Matrazzo
2/28/2022 - Dr. Loran Anderson
3/28/2022 - Who You Gonna Call? Admin Services! with Cammie Donaldson and Emma Haslow
6/28/2022 - A Chat with the Andersons - Loran, Lilly, and Valerie
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