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Rio Grande Valley Chapter

Welcome to the Rio Grande Valley Chapter of NPSOT

We want all residents of the Rio Grande Valley to value our native plants, native habitats and healthy ecosystems as critical to our well-being and to our quality of life. Our vision is a future where residential and commercial green spaces employ sustainable designs that utilize our native habitats. A future where our unique native habitats are managed as critically beneﬁcial natural assets for everyone in the Rio Grande Valley. We will lead our residents back to nature and the outdoors that will deliver priceless beneﬁts for our families, environment, and economy. If you have any questions, you can contact us at rio-grande-valley-chapter@gmail.com.

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Member News: Promoting Native Milkweeds

April 23, 2024

By Greg Pearson, Clear Lake Chapter My interest in Monarchs and milkweed started following a trip my wife and I took to visit the Monarch

"Can't See the Forest" collagraph plate installation by Renata Lucia

“Can’t See the Forest,” Renata Lucia in Exhibition

April 17, 2024

Many Society members have had interactions with our Administrative Assistant Renata Lucia since she joined the Native Plant Society of Texas staff in early 2022.

Member News: Native Plants Thriving in Town Hall

April 16, 2024

By J.G. Domke, Fort Worth Chapter Good news: interest in and respect for native plants has been growing in the town of Flower Mound, just

Power Plants for Pollinators

April 9, 2024

Monarch on Gregg’s Mistflower ( Conoclinium dissectum (syn. Conoclinium greggii ), Photo by Shaun McCoshum. By Shaun McCoshum, Ph.D, member at large Pollinator plants: you

Water-Wise Strategies

April 7, 2024

Rainwater harvesting system constructed by Travis County Master Gardeners at their demonstration garden. A slanted metal awning doubles as a shady rest area and rain

Using the Invasive Plant Database

April 4, 2024

By Deedy Wright, New Braunfels Chapter Invasive plants are not just a nuisance in the landscape. They’re also one of the biggest threats to conservation

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