Wednesday, January 1st, 2025
1pm-4pm
Join us for an easy stroll through the valley oaks. The group will be asked to share hopes and dreams for the New Year.
Please wear appropriate shoes, some parts of the park maybe wet or unpaved. Bring your own beverage. Note there are no restrooms/facilities at the park. Parking/entrance is free.
New Year's Day Hike @ China Creek
China Creek Project
Thank YOU and Year-End Summary
View our summary of a successful 2024 with the CNPS Sequoia Chapter, the China Creek Project would like to give thanks for many things.
by Kathy Yamamoto
Sequoia Chapter
of the California Native Plant Society
Our chapter serves Fresno, Kings, and Madera Counties - nearly 10,000 square miles ranging in altitude from 233 feet above sea level in Lemoore to 14,000 feet in the Sierra Nevada mountains. Rainfall is similarly wide-ranging, from an average of 8 to 50 inches per year. We work to promote native plant appreciation, research, education, and conservation.
Click to Become a Member today! Please designate Sequoia as your local chapter.
You can also contact us at: cnpssequoiachapter@gmail.com
If you are not a member, but would like to receive emails about chapter news and events, please click here to sign up.
The CNPS Sequoia Chapter logo features three species native to our region:
Nemophila pulchella - Eastwood's baby blue eyes (upper left)
Eremalche parryi - Parry's mallow (upper right)
Erythronium pluriflorum - Shuteye Peak fawn lily (center)
Logo design by the talented and brilliant Emma Fryer.
If you have native plants in your yard, this is the sign for you! Show off your commitment to California native plants by displaying this beautiful 9”x 12” full-color aluminum sign on a wall or attached to a garden stake. “Plant” the sign amongst your natives to let passers-by know that you are part of the growing community of ecologically advanced gardeners.
Your neighbors, visitors, and passersby public will benefit by seeing your native plants in a garden settings and they will be encouraged to learn more by linking them to www.cnps.org/gardening where they can get information about the “3 Ps” of gardening: Plant Local---Plant Light---Plant Well. Purchase yours here!