Rogue Native Plant Partnership – Facilitating diverse ecosystems and a more robust native plant materials economy in the Rogue Basin

Our Mission

To facilitate diverse ecosystems in tandem with a more robust native plant materials economy in the Rogue Basin.

Ligusticum canbyi, a member of the wild carrot family.

RNPP volunteers organize plants for the plant sale — Organizing plants for the Spring Native Plant Sale

Survey plots being examined for huckleberry shoots

Yurok Tribe members clean seed using the Clipper — Members of the Yurok Tribe clean seed they collected from their lands, using the RNPP clipper.

The Rogue Native Plant Partnership (RNPP) is a consortium of state and federal agencies, non-government entities, private growers, and members of the public. This partnership aims to simplify the native plant procurement process for its partner organizations through collaboration and information sharing.

Our Goals

Facilitate improved communication among local stakeholders in order to identify opportunities for information and resource sharing.
Increase the diversity and genetic appropriateness of locally available native plant materials.
Provide technical and financial support to local native plant and seed producers.
Provide educational resources and opportunities to land managers, ranchers, foresters, gardeners, commercial landscapers and others.

Our Mission

To facilitate diverse ecosystems in tandem with a more robust native plant materials economy in the Rogue Basin.

Our Goals

Facilitate improved communication among local stakeholders in order to identify opportunities for information and resource sharing.

Increase the diversity and genetic appropriateness of locally available native plant materials.

Provide technical and financial support to local native plant and seed producers.

Provide educational resources and opportunities to land managers, ranchers, foresters, gardeners, commercial landscapers and others.