What we’re about
The mission of CNPS is to conserve California native plants and their natural habitats; and increase understanding, appreciation, and horticultural use of native plants.
Join some of the Mount Lassen Chapter activities which include:
Year round field trips, <br>Native plant sales, <br>Demonstration native plant gardens, <br>Monthly meetings featuring knowledgeable and interesting guest speakers, <br>Controlling invasive plants, <br>Conservation of rare native plants and habitats, <br>Educational outreach to school groups and adults at public events.
All activities are open to the public. Support CNPS and join at CNPS.org
For more information about our chapter go to mountlassen.cnps.org
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Along the Yahi Trail to Devil's Kitchen
Location not specified yetPlease scroll down to sign a waiver for this field trip.
Meet at 9 am in Upper Bidwell Park C for carpooling or at Parking Lot L (Diversion Dam) by driving the gravel road about 1.7 miles beyond Horseshoe Lake’s Lot E. If it has rained and the gate is closed after Parking Lot D, this trip is canceled. Bring lunch, water, insect/sun/weather protection. Wear sturdy shoes. Hike the scenic Yahi Trail above a majestic canyon with spectacular vistas., and down to the bottom of Devil's Kitchen where we can look up at the impressive columns.
- Use this link to sign the waiver: Mount Lassen Chapter 2025 Events
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Street Trees of the Chico Avenues
Location not specified yetMeet at 9 am at the corner of Memorial Way and Oleander. We will walk about three miles through The Avenues and learn about several of the native and non-native street trees growing in the area. Discussed will be their identification, origin, growing conditions, unique features and the advantages and disadvantages of a good street tree for Chico. Finish by noon.
A signed waiver is required. If you have not signed a waiver for Mount Lassen Chapter 2025 Events please use this link: Mount Lassen Chapter 2025 Eventsl
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