California Native Plant Society – CNPS works to conserve plants native to California and their habitats and increase Californians’ use, appreciation, and understanding of native plants. The organization’s vision includes a future where Californians can experience native plants throughout the state and California’s interconnected and extensive natural habitats are preserved. As an employer, CNPS has offered freelance, full-time, and hybrid remote jobs in the past. Depending on the role, team members may be eligible for perks and benefits, including health insurance, a 401(k) retirement plan with a 6% company match, annual paid leave benefits, a company laptop, and an internet and cell phone stipend. The organization seeks prospective employees who are able to handle a rapidly changing environment and are calm under deadlines while also having a strong foundation and grounding in the issues of diversity, equity, and justice.

Headquartered in Sacramento, California, the California Native Plant Society was founded in 1965. The 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization works closely with scientists, decision-makers, and local planners to advocate for environmentally friendly and well-informed regulations, policies, and land management practices. CNPS oversees 36 chapters around the state and a variety of programs and initiatives in conservation, education, gardening, vegetation science, and rare plant science, including the California Rare Plant Inventory of more than 1,800 plants.

California Native Plant Society – CNPS works to conserve plants native to California and their habitats and increase Californians’ use, appreciation, and understanding of native plants. The organization’s vision includes a future where Californians can experience native plants throughout the state and California’s interconnected and extensive natural habitats are preserved. As an employer, CNPS has offered freelance, full-time, and hybrid remote jobs in the past. Depending on the role, team members may be eligible for perks and benefits, including health insurance, a 401(k) retirement plan with a 6% company match, annual paid leave benefits, a company laptop, and an internet and cell phone stipend. The organization seeks prospective employees who are able to handle a rapidly changing environment and are calm under deadlines while also having a strong foundation and grounding in the issues of diversity, equity, and justice.

Headquartered in Sacramento, California, the California Native Plant Society was founded in 1965. The 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization works closely with scientists, decision-makers, and local planners to advocate for environmentally friendly and well-informed regulations, policies, and land management practices. CNPS oversees 36 chapters around the state and a variety of programs and initiatives in conservation, education, gardening, vegetation science, and rare plant science, including the California Rare Plant Inventory of more than 1,800 plants.