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Pawpaw Chapter of The Florida Native Plant Society
Preserving, Conserving and Restoring the Real Florida
Serving Volusia County East Coast and Flagler County
Since 1980, the Florida Native Plant Society has built a coalition of educators, naturalists, botanist and other scientists, land managers, home gardeners - people from all walks of life who love Florida. whether year-round or seasonal residents, our members share a passion for the state's beauty, as exemplified by Florida's native plants and diverse habitats, as well as the wildlife these plants and habitats support.
 
The Pawpaw Chapter meets on the third Tuesday of each month at Grace Lutheran Church in Ormond Beach. This is beachside at A1A and Neptune Ave, the first traffic light north of Granada on A1A. Doors open at 6:30, meeting begins at 7 pm. Each month the Chapter hosts a guest speaker with topics ranging from identifying native and invasive plants, water conservation, landscaping,planting for wildlife, and botany. The program begins at 7:00pm with refreshments and business meeting following.
 
 
2011 Pawpaw Chapter Officers
 
President - Kevin Bagwell
Vice President - Marvette Bagwell
Secretary - Renee Owen
Treasurer - Fran Burdick
Chapter Representative - Elizabeth Flynn
 
Chairs
 
Book & Sundry Sales - Dorothy Backes
Public Relations - Carla McDougal
Education - open
Field Trips - Sonya Guidry
Membership - Barbara Kieran
Newsletter - Scott Burdick
Refreshment - Barbara Kincaid
 
Photo: Rugel's False Pawpaw Derringothamnus rugelii
Photo by Paul Rebmann

Who We Are

The Florida Native Plant Society is a growing non-profit organization whose mission is to preserve, conserve and restore native plants and native plant communities of Florida.

 

 

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