Wild Ones promotes native landscapes through education, advocacy and collaborative action. With over 100 chapters nationwide, Wild Ones connects people and native plants for a healthy planet.
The Menomonee River Area Chapter of Wild Ones serves Waukesha County and the surrounding area.
Our chapter benefits include:
- Presentations by local experts on Wisconsin native plants, growing techniques, and native wildlife
- Guided seasonal hikes at parks and nature preserves
- Tours of gardens and native plant nurseries
- Seed collection event
- Volunteer opportunites
- Discounts on Wisconsin natives plants at Johnson’s Nursery the entire month of June
Click here to see a full list of benefits. We invite you to attend our programs and to become a member!
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