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Wood River Chapter (Blaine County)

The Wood River Chapter includes all of Blaine County. We love to get out on trails throughout the year but generally focus on speaker presentations in the cold months and field trips in the warm(er) months. Our events are open to all, although we do offer a couple of events, campouts etc., each year for chapter members only. Besides scheduled events, we offer pop-up events at the last minute, which we announce via our email newsletter.

Upcoming events are listed below. You can also find out about all our programs by subscribing to our email newsletter, which is open to anyone. Just send an email to woodriver@idahonativeplants.org and say you’d like to be added to the newsletter list.

You don’t need to know much about wildflowers to hang out with us. Our group consists of professionals, photographers, hikers, birders, butterfly lovers, tree huggers, and lots of folks who just think plants are pretty. You’ll fit right in!

See upcoming talks and walks below…Everyone is welcome!

2025 Officers:

Mary McClanahan, president
Jay Dorr, vice president
Paul Ries, treasurer
Ted Stout, secretary
 
members-at-large:

Patti Dorr, Kristin Fletcher, Carol Henry, Lisa Horton, Deanna Schrell, John Shelly, Kimber Traue
  • » Wood River walk July 19

    Stalking the Elusive Poppy, July 19, 10:15 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.; Sawtooth National Recreation Area The Wood River Chapter of the Idaho Native Plant Society will host a botanical survey of the area around Baker Lake in hopes of documenting a rare poppy. Participants should plan to leave Hailey Park and Ride at 8:30 a.m., […]