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About the Chapters

Members of the Native Plant Society of Texas are encouraged to join and participate in our local chapters. 

Local chapters across the state help promote the Native Plant Society of Texas mission while providing a social context which many members enjoy. 

Each chapter chooses projects according to the interests of their members, and organizes local field trips, meetings, plant sales and other events.

Chapters enjoy the strengths and legal benefits of being one incorporated non-profit organization. Our state office handles common administrative work and is the center point for statewide programs.

Chapter Map

We have chapters in many areas of the state.

  • Use the map below to get a general idea of where chapters are located.

  • Use the checkboxes in the upper right corner of the map to view the cities (Chapter pins), counties (counties served by a particular Chapter), or Ecoregions (Level 3 Ecoregions) where the Society has active chapters.

Chapters do not limit their membership to any particular city or county. Many members live outside the city or county that their chapter serves. Some members actually choose to join chapters not based on geography but because the meeting time is convenient to them or because it’s easier to get to. Members may join and participate in any chapters of their choice.

Chapter List

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AmarilloPotterEmail Amarillo Chapter
AustinTravisEmail Austin Chapter
Beaumont JeffersonEmail Beaumont Chapter
Big BendBrewster, Jeff Davis, PresidioEmail Big Bend Chapter
BoerneKendallEmail Boerne Chapter
Caddo WildflowerLinden, CassEmail Caddo Wildflower Chapter
Clear LakeBrazoria, Galveston, HarrisEmail Clear Lake Chapter
Collin CountyCollin, Fannin, Grayson, HuntEmail Collin County Chapter
Cross TimbersWeatherford (Palo Pinto and Parker)Email Cross Timbers Chapter
Dallas DallasEmail Dallas Chapter
Fredericksburg GillespieEmail Fredericksburg Chapter
GuadalupeSchertz, SeguinEmail Guadalupe Chapter
Highland LakesBurnet, Blanco, Lampasas, LlanoEmail Highland Lakes Chapter
Hill CountryHaysEmail Hill Country Chapter
HoustonHarris, Ft. Bend, and LibertyEmail Houston Chapter
Kerrville KerrEmail Kerrville Chapter
La BahiaBrenham (Washington, Burleson, Lee, Fayette, Austin, and Waller)Email La Bahia Chapter
Lakes & PinesWood & surrounding countiesEmail Lakes & Pines Chapter
LindheimerComalEmail Lindheimer Chapter
New BraunfelsComal, GuadalupeEmail New Braunfels Chapter
North CentralTarrantEmail North Central Chapter
Northeast TexasLongviewEmail Northeast Texas Chapter
Pines and PrairiesMontgomeryEmail Pines and Prairies Chapter
PineywoodsNacogdoches, LufkinEmail Piney Woods Chapter
Post OakCollege StationEmail Post Oak Chapter
Prairie RoseGlen Rose, Granbury (Hood and Somervell)Email Prairie Rose Chapter
Rio Grande ValleyCameron, Hidalgo, Willacy, StarrEmail Rio Grande Valley Chapter
Sam HoustonHuntsvilleEmail Sam Houston Chapter
San Antonio BexarEmail San Antonio Chapter
South PlainsLubbockEmail South Plains Chapter
South TexasCorpus ChristiEmail South Texas Chapter
TonkawaTemple, KilleenEmail Tonkawa Chapter
Trinity ForksDenton (Cooke, Denton, Montague, and Wise)Email Trinity Forks Chapter
TylerSmithEmail Tyler Chapter
Williamson CountyGeorgetownEmail Wilco Chapter

Chapter News & Announcements

Guadalupe

April Membership Meeting

Plants of the Sandylands By Andy Blair Tuesday, April 9, 2024 Social, 6:30 PM, Program 7:00, Meeting 8 :00 St. John Lutheran Church, Marion This presentation will focus on plants

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Fredericksburg

March 26 “Invasive Non-Native Plants – and How to Get Rid of Them”

“Non-native, invasive plants are destroying biodiversity and wreaking havoc in our backyards, neighborhoods, parks and preserves,” stated Cheryl Hamilton, How do you recognize them? How do you eradicate them?” Hamilton, our speaker this month and co-founder of the Invaders of Texas Program, Balcones chapter, provides us with the tools.

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Highland Lakes

March meeting – March 16

The Highland Lakes Native Plant Society will meet on Saturday, March 16,1-3 p.m. at the Marble Falls Public Library, 101 Main Street. An educational presentation will follow a 30 minute

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New Braunfels

Hello Invasives, Goodbye Texas

February 2024. Identify some of the more common invasive plants in your area, what makes them so invasive and why they are so popular, plus the native alternatives.

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