Native Plant Organizations in Washington

Statewide program with 25 local chapters promoting native plants for bird habitat across Washington.

A Pacific Northwest garden featuring native plant collections and the Native Discovery Garden.

Protects and restores native forests, wetlands, and wildlife habitat in the Cascade region.

Conserves and restores native habitats along the Columbia River and throughout southwest Washington.

Promotes native plants for birds in the Pacific Northwest, offering education and resources on creating bird-friendly habitats.

Promotes native plant use for urban bird habitat in the Seattle area.

Plants native trees, shrubs, and perennial plants to increase usable habitat for birds, insects, and other wildlife.

Promoting the appreciation and conservation of Washington's native plants.

Washington State University Extension Master Gardener program focuses on Pacific Northwest gardening and native plant conservation.

Washington State University Extension Master Gardener program - the original Master Gardener program founded in 1973.