Explore Our Resources
Resources to protect Florida’s native plants and the ecosystems they support
Education and action go hand-in-hand
The Florida Native Plant Society is committed to advancing conservation through education.
Our resources are designed to empower individuals, educators, and communities with the knowledge and tools to understand, value, and defend Florida’s unique native plant heritage.
We invite you to explore these resources and use them to teach, inspire, and advocate for the conservation of Florida’s native plant communities.
Educational Materials for All Ages
Education drives lasting environmental stewardship.
We provide free, high-quality materials to help learners of all ages connect with the natural world and understand the importance of native plant conservation.
Our educational offerings include:
- Coloring pages that spark curiosity and awareness in young children
- Engaging videos, from short explainer clips to long-form presentations like Lunch & Learns, After Hours, and other expert-led sessions that explore conservation topics in depth
These tools support classrooms, nature centers, libraries, and families—anywhere ecological education takes root.
Recommended Literature
Understanding is the first step to conservation.
Our curated reading list includes essential books, guides, and scholarly works that illuminate Florida’s native flora, plant ecology, and habitat restoration. These recommendations serve as a foundation for anyone seeking to deepen their role in native plant protection.
Position Statements on Conservation Issues
Our voice for native plant protection.
FNPS develops thoughtful, science-informed position statements on key issues affecting Florida’s environment—from invasive species and habitat fragmentation to prescribed fire and land use. These positions guide our advocacy and inform public dialogue, helping shape policies that protect the biodiversity we depend on.
Publications Archive
Documenting Florida’s conservation journey:
- Palmetto shares science-based articles, conservation success stories, and critical commentary on native plant issues in Florida.
- Sabal minor captures the ongoing work of our chapters, policy updates, and field notes from across the state.
Accessing these archives offers a window into the decades-long effort to preserve Florida’s native landscapes—and how you can be part of it.
