Restoration Accelerator launches
Native Plant Trust launched a program at Nasami Farm that provides seed-processing and climate-controlled storage to increase the supply of locally adapted native seed for restoration.
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NATIVE PLANTS & BIODIVERSITY
New England Wild Flower Society
Conserves and promotes New England’s native plants to support healthy, biologically diverse landscapes through conservation, horticulture, research, restoration, and education.
Name note: Give & Grow currently lists “New England Wild Flower Society.” The organization now publicly operates as Native Plant Trust.
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What their work protects or supports
Rare and native plant conservation
Seed banking and habitat restoration
Ecological horticulture and public education
WHY IT CONNECTS TO AURA RENÉ
Flowers are part of an ecosystem
Botanical symbolism is core to Aura René. Native plants also support pollinators, birds, and the wider habitats that make those floral motifs meaningful.
UPDATED SEPTEMBER 2026
What they’re doing now
Expanding locally adapted native-plant access
Its 2026 plant program emphasizes sustainably sourced seed, genetic diversity, pollinator support, and locally appropriate plants for New England landscapes.
See the 2026 plant program ↗Seed infrastructure for climate-resilient restoration
The Restoration Accelerator is designed to help growers and conservation partners clean, store, and scale ecotypic seed while preserving genetic diversity.
See Native Plant Trust’s priorities ↗IMPACT IN MOTION
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