Author: Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife Date: 2019 The Riparian Lands Tax Incentive Program (RLTIP), administered by the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW, referred to as the Department throughout this document), is a cooperative effort involving county and city governments with other partners to help private landowners voluntarily conserve and rehabilitate riparian zones. The program offers landowners a full property tax exemption for riparian lands up to 1

Author: Society for Ecological Restoration Date: 2019 Ecological restoration, when implemented effectively and sustainably, contributes to protecting biodiversity; improving human health and wellbeing; increasing food and water security; delivering goods, services, and economic prosperity; and supporting climate change mitigation, resilience, and adaptation. It is a solutions-based approach that engages communities, scientists, policymakers, and land managers to repair ecol

Author: US Environmental Protection Agency Date: 2002 This introductory document covers topics including: why use native plants?, planning a native plant project, site evaluation, choosing appropriate species, sourcing seeds and plants, preparing the site, weed control, planting techniques, caring for the site, monitoring, and more. Download PDF:  An Introduction to Using Native Plants in Restoration Projects (805 KB) #ecologicalrestoration #nativeplants #sitepreparation #

A number of RNPP Partners are working on important ecological restoration projects in the Rogue Basin, and have shared information with...

RNPP has a Native Plant of the Month column in the Rogue Basin Partnership newsletter! You can find the full RBP February...

Welcome to the first post in our new series about best practices in ecological restoration. Through this series we hope to provide an...

RNPP has started writing a new Native Plant of the Month column for the Rogue Basin Partnership newsletter! You can find the full RBP...

Author: Xerces Society Date: 2019 Monarch butterflies are in decline in North America, and restoring monarch habitat, including...

Author: Xerces Society Date: 2018 Organic agriculture generally supports higher biodiversity than conventional management, and organic...

Author: Xerces Society Site preparation is one of the most important and often inadequately addressed components for successfully...

The purpose of this Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) is to formalize the cooperative effort among the Rogue Native Plant Partnership’s...

Author: Project Milkweed Date: 2017 Project Milkweed is a collaboration with the Xerces Society, the native seed industry, and the USDA...

Author: The Xerces Society Date: 2016 Native thistles are a largely misunderstood and wrongly maligned group of wildflowers. These...

Author: The Xerces Society Date: unknown This bulletin will help you use cover crops to encourage populations of pollinators and...

Author: The Xerces Society Date: 2016 Native wildflowers are the backbone of pollinator habitat on the farm. Field borders, filter...

RNPP has started writing a new Native Plant of the Month column for the Rogue Basin Partnership newsletter! You can find the full RBP...

Author: The Xerces Society Date: 2015 To boost healthy populations of both wild resident bees and managed pollinators, the single most...

Author: The Xerces Society Date: 2015 The purpose of these guidelines is to provide information about native bees and their habitat...

Author: Monarch Joint Venture Date: unknown Milkweed plants (family Asclepiadaceae) are the only food source for monarch butterfly...

Author: The Xerces Society Date: 2012 Five species of milkweed are native to Oregon. This guide includes profiles of the four most common...