The Georgia Native Plant Society (gnps.org) organizes plant rescues at development sites, saving native flora from destruction. Trips are usually in the metro area, moderately easy, and a fantastic way to learn native plant ID. Bring plastic bags, a small shovel, and sturdy shoes. Membership is affordable, and you can bring a guest on your first rescue. The society's guides identify every find. It's conservation, education, and free plants all in one.
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