Documents relating to organizational reports
Author: Stasie Maxwell
Date: December 20th, 2022
The Understory Initiative’s winter 2022 newsletter and impact report. This report highlights our accomplishments in 2022, the impacts we’re having on understory habitats and local communities.
Download: TUI Winter 2022 Newsletter & Impact Report (.pdf; 15.5 MB)
Authors: Kathryn Prive and Tuula Rebhahn
Date: November 13, 2022
Medford BLM has been a key funder for the Rogue Native Plant Partnership over the past five years. This final Performance Report details the organization’s progress in meeting its goals in four categories during the 2018-2022 period: Cross-Partner Collaboration, Increasing Diversity of Locally Available Plant Materials, Providing Support to Growers, and Providing Educational Resources and Opportunities. It includes seven appendixes, including the organization’s Climate Adaptation Strategy and Seed Production Business Plan.
Download: RNPP Final Performance Report to BLM (.pdf; 15.5 MB)
Author: Rogue Native Plant Partnership
Date: 9-16-2022
Rogue Native Plant Partnership General Meeting notes
Download (.pdf): RNPP General Meeting Notes 9-16-2022
Download (.pdf): RNPP Meeting Slides 9-16-2022
Title: RNPP Meeting Fall 2021 Meeting Slides
Date: September 14th 2021
Author: Kathryn Prive
Meeting slides presented at the fall partnership meeting on September 14th 2021 via Zoom.
Title: RNPP | TUI Seed Production Business Plan
Date: September 2021
This business plan was developed to help land managers appropriately plan their future seeding efforts both in terms of time management and seed-cost projections by taking into account the full life cycle of seed production. We hope this business plan will also help local farmers have realistic expectations about seed pricing and production timelines.
Author: Kathryn Prive
Title: RNPP & Climate Change
Authors: The Rogue Native Plant Partnership | Eugene Weir | Tuula Rebhan | Kathryn Prive
Date: September 2021
An overview of the goals and actions the RNPP plans to take to address climate change.
Download: RNPP & Climate Change (45 KB)
Author: Rogue Native Plant Partnership Date: March 2021
All the data about which species were sold, quantities, and how we managed a plant sale in a pandemic!
Download: Spring 2020 Plant Sale Summary Report (pdf; 3 MB)
Author: Rogue Native Plant Partnership Date: March 2021
All the data about pounds and species sold, top sellers, and revenue.
Download: Fall 2020 Seed Sale Summary Report (pdf; 5 MB)
This 5-year strategic plan is meant to serve as a guide towards meeting the challenges of native plant production and ecological restoration in the Rogue Basin region.
Author: Rogue Native Plant Partnership Date: 2019
The purpose of this Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) is to formalize the cooperative effort among the Rogue Native Plant Partnership’s member organizations and meet the following goals:
Download PDF: RNPP Memorandum of Understanding (14MB)
Author: Getty, J. Date: 2013
The Willamette Valley Native Plant Materials Partnership was formed in 2012 with the goals of pooling resources and coordinating production efforts to improve native plant material availability and lower costs for the Willamette Valley Ecoregion. The Willamette Valley has a variety of habitats that comprise a unique community of native plant species and ecosystem functions, and a high percentage of these habitats have been converted to agricultural, industrial, and residential uses. A regional approach to the coordination of native plant materials development, production, and restoration contribute to a more cohesive valley-wide effort to conserve and restore increasingly rare habitats such as wetlands, oak savanna, and upland prairies.
Download (PDF): Willamette Valley Native Plant Materials Partnership Strategic Plan 2013-2017 (3MB)
Author: Center for Natural Lands Management Date: 2017
The Center for Natural Lands Management is known for superior stewardship of natural lands and rare species. This expertise is also a focus for the South Sound Program, building on a 19 year track record of successfully restoring South Sound habitats as part of The Nature Conservancy. The South Sound Program focuses much of its effort on the rarest habitats of the area – prairies, oak woodlands and the freshwater systems of the Black River.
Download (PDF): South Sound Prairies Conservation Nursery 2017 Annual Report (2MB)
Author: Rogue Basin Partnership Date: 2017
The RBP envisions harnessing the collective power of partners to support healthy watersheds and vibrant communities throughout the 3.3 million acre Rogue River Basin. They provide a basin-wide venue and perspective to enhance the success of member/partner organizations by: seeking out financial and in-kind resources; supporting prioritization and coordination of stewardship actions among partners; tracking and mapping collective progress; and sharing the Basin successes with potential investors.
Download (PDF): RBP Organizational Strategic Plan 2017-2020 (1.3MB)
Author: Plant Conservation Alliance Date: 2018
This document highlights work being done to address each goal of the Seed Strategy, followed by ecoregional projects that illustrate the extent of collaborations that are underway to lay the foundation for a more comprehensive network of collectors, testers, and growers to make native plants more available across the country.
Download (PDF): National Seed Strategy for Rehabilitation and Restoration: Making Progress (7MB)
Author: Plant Conservation Alliance Date: 2015
The National Seed Strategy fosters interagency collaboration to guide the development, availability, and use of seed needed for timely and effective restoration. The Strategy includes four goals, with associated objectives and initial actions (2015-2020) to improve seed supplies for restoring healthy and productive native plant communities.
Download (PDF): National Seed Strategy for Rehabilitation and Restoration (13.7MB)