Membership Source List For Native Plant Materials and Related ...
Membership Source List For Native Plant Materials and Related ...
Membership Source List For Native Plant Materials and Related ...
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Introductory RemarksThe <strong>Native</strong> <strong>Plant</strong> Society of Saskatchewan (NPSS) is a non-profit organization founded in 1995.Our mission is to increase awareness about native plants by facilitating education,communication, <strong>and</strong> research. By doing so we hope to increase interest in native plants, theirsustainable use, <strong>and</strong> conservation of their habitats. NPSS activities primarily include publicationof a quarterly newsletter (<strong>Native</strong> <strong>Plant</strong> News), hosting field tours <strong>and</strong> workshops, development ofinformation booklets, <strong>and</strong> promoting native plants at conferences, meetings, <strong>and</strong> trade shows.The NPSS membership consists of a number of native plant producers, suppliers, <strong>and</strong> serviceproviders. The following list includes only NPSS members who have identified themselves assources of native plant materials <strong>and</strong> services <strong>and</strong> who have indicated willingness to have theirname published. Identification numbers provided for each organization or individual can becross-referenced with numbers in the species lists tables provided. Call the NPSS at (306) 668-3940 to for more information about how you can become listed.All data presented in this document can be found on the NPSS listing service portion of ourwebsite www.npss.sk.ca in greater detail including type of material, source, <strong>and</strong> price. TheNPSS listing service allows users to search by species name, company, or service. All membersof the NPSS are welcome to list native plant materials or related products <strong>and</strong> services at nocharge. <strong>For</strong> additional native plant sources, contact our sister organization in Alberta, the Alberta<strong>Native</strong> <strong>Plant</strong> Council (ID #166) or see their website (www.anpc.ab.ca).The support of Partners <strong>and</strong> Corporate Members is gratefully acknowledged. Without theirsupport this document <strong>and</strong> our other worthwhile projects would not be possible.NPSS Partnerswww.SaskPower.comwww.ducks.cawww.agr.caAgriculture <strong>and</strong> Agriculture etAgri-Food Canada Agroalimentaire CanadaTappit Resources Ltd.www.Tappit.comSaskatchewanEnvironment<strong>and</strong> ResourceManagementwww.serm.gov.sk.caSaskatchewanAgriculture<strong>and</strong> Foodwww.agr.gov.sk.ca1
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