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Welcome to the INPS White Pine Chapter website. You can find out more about our chapter by reading through these web pages. We welcome your comments. If you would like to know more about the state organization, Idaho Native Plant Society, you can read more on the state website About INPS page.

A message from our chapter president, Penny Morgan

Welcome! We are glad you are joining other White Pine Chapter members in celebrating native plants. Together we can learn how to benefit native plants, the pollinators and other wildlife who depend upon them. I love working together with fellow enthusiasts on projects, especially if they involve native plants and the people who love them too.

Share your curiosity and enthusiasm.

Please join us for presentations, field trips, and work on conservation projects.

Join us for the native plant sale scheduled for May 13-16, 2026. Members shop first, both for the online portion and the in-person sale that follows on Saturday. Watch your email for details. Consider volunteering before and during the sale. This is a great place to find plants for your yard, to find helpful answers to the questions you have about what plants to place where, and a great sense of community.

Spring is coming, so please consider adding native plants to your yard to benefit pollinators, add beauty, and diversity, and to help reduce water and maintenance compared to a lawn. Native bees, butterflies, and birds will find and use them. Even a small pocket of native plants is beneficial, especially if there are other native plants in your neighborhood. Being in nature brings me great joy, and I wish that for you too. May you too delight in learning about native plants and their habitats. Please come participate in chapter activities to connect with others who share your interests.

Penny Morgan, 3/27/2026

Check our calendar of spring events for a full list of chapter activities as details are developed.

Stop back by this home page periodically to receive additional notifications. And please remember to renew your membership in INPS for 2026 if you haven't done so already. The funds raised from memberships and donations are essential to the continued success of Idaho Native Plant Society.

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PREF Creek May 0501012: Western white pine at
Priest River Experimental Forest taken by Russell Graham.