Native Plant Organizations in California

Statewide program promoting native plants for bird habitat across California's diverse ecosystems.

Conserves the lands and waters of California's Central Coast for native wildlife and plants.

Living museum with curated collections of more than 22,000 California native plants, some of which are rare or endangered.

Dedicated to understanding and preserving California's native plants and their natural habitats through education, science, advocacy, and conservation.

The Huntington features extensive California native plant collections and desert plant gardens.

Promotes urban native plant habitat for birds in the Los Angeles region.

Protects agricultural land and native habitats in Marin County through conservation easements.

Promotes native plant restoration and bird habitat conservation in Marin County.

Focuses on native plant education and bird-friendly landscaping in the Pasadena area.

Protects open space, farms, and natural areas with native habitats on the San Francisco Peninsula and in the South Bay.

California's largest botanic garden dedicated exclusively to native plants, with over 50,000 specimens.

Promotes native plant landscaping for birds in San Diego County through education and demonstration gardens.

San Francisco Botanical Garden features a California native plant garden and conservation programs for rare plants.

Dedicated entirely to California native plants, featuring over 1,000 species and a native plant nursery.

Protects and restores native habitats in the Santa Lucia Preserve including oak woodlands and riparian areas.

Orange County chapter promoting native plant gardens for bird and pollinator habitat.

Protects and restores native habitats including oak woodlands, grasslands, and riparian corridors in Sonoma County.

Nonprofit promoting and preserving California native plants through education, demonstration gardens, and a native plant nursery.

Creates parks and protects land for people, with focus on native ecosystems and urban green spaces nationwide.

UC Davis Extension Master Gardener program serving California communities with research-based gardening information.

Wild Ones chapter promoting native plants in San Diego County.