Contact your county Extension office for your local Native Plant Master program.

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The mission of the Native Plant Master Program is to educate the public about native plants in order to foster stewardship, sustainable landscaping and management of weeds that threaten native ecosystems.
 

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Native Plant Master Program Contacts by County

County / AreaContact Email Contact PhoneInformation
Arapahoe / Douglas / ElbertDawn Fradkin303-730-1920Website
EagleDenyse Schrenker970-328-8630Call/Email
El PasoAllisa ZurbuchenWebsite
JeffersonErica Hample303-271-6620Website
LarimerPaula Petroff970-498-6000Website
MesaMollie Freilicher970-244-1850Website
MontezumaEmily Lockard303-271-6625Call/Email
PuebloAmanda WeidnerEmail
San MiguelJacqueline Hudson970-327-4393Website
StateMichele RitchieEmail

If your county is not listed, feel free to reach out to one of these programs or contact your county Extension office.

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The Colorado Native Plant Master® Program is a way to learn about native plants, sustainable landscaping and invasive weeds. Take a local Native Plant Master class and get to know the native plants in your area.

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