Sawabi Chapter (Pocatello)

Sawabi (the Bannock word for Sagebrush) is the name of the Southeast Idaho chapter of the Idaho Native Plant Society (INPS).  Statewide there are seven chapters of the INPS.

Sawabi Chapter’s Goals:

  • To educate the public about Southeast Idaho’s native plants and how to conserve them and their habitats.
  • To teach others about the effects of invasive plants.
  • To promote the use of native plants in landscaping.
  • To enhance the enjoyment of our native plant heritage.
  • To provide a community for those with shared interests.

Everyone is invited!  The public is invited to all of our field trips, talks, and events.

Membership renewal forms have been mailed out and renewals can be mailed to the chapter or completed online at the Idaho Native Plant Society website..

Become a Sawabi Member of the Idaho Native Plant Society

Our emails will keep you informed.  A week before each event, members will receive emails describing the event in detail.  Members also receive the quarterly INPS Newsletter, Sage Notes.

If you would like to become a member, email our Treasurer, M’Liss Stelzer at mastelzer@earthlink.net or pay for membership on the INPS Membership webpage via PayPal.   Annual membership fees can be found on the Membership webpage.

The annual meeting of our Sawabi chapter is scheduled for April 14, 2025 and a formal invitation will be sent to chapter members by email shortly

 

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