Frequently Asked Questions
What does KNPS do?
Read about us to learn our history, our mission, and things we do.
How do I become a member of KNPS?
Learn all about becoming a member and the benefits you will receive.
Does KNPS have people who can do presentations or lead wildflower walks?
Yes, you can request one of our education volunteers to help you.
Where can I find information on plant identification?
See our resources, and go to the identification section.
Where can I find information on landscaping with native plants such as wildflowers, grasses, and trees?
See our resources, and go to the landscaping section.
Where can I find information on restoration and management of native plant communities?
See our resources for information on planting, burning, and brush control.
Where can I find educational materials?
See our resources, and go to the education section.
Where can I get funding for native plant education projects?
See our resources, and go to the financial education support section.
What are some of the benefits of native plants?
See the many benefits of native plants in the natural world and in our gardens.
What is a native plant?
Native plants are those that originated in a given geographic area without human involvement or that arrived there without intentional or unintentional intervention of humans from an area in which they originally originated. Learn more
What are all the plants that are found in Kansas?
The state search of the USDA Plants Database lists all native and naturalized plants in any state. To get a list of plants in a specific county, use the advanced search.
What was the historical vegetative cover of Kansas and what is it today?
The ecoregions of Kansas list the various types of vegetation both historical and today. Maps are included.
