California Native Grass Association on the Land Conservation Assistance Network

California Native Grass Association
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last updated: May 2018

The Mission of the California Native Grasslands Association (CNGA) is to promote, preserve, and restore the diversity of California’s native grasses and grassland ecosystems through education, advocacy, research, and stewardship.

CNGA Organizational Goals

1. Appropriate practices and techniques are used to evaluate, prepare, and plant native grasses and grasslands.

2. Members of the public understand the value of native grasses and grasslands and support the goals of CNGA.

3. Grasslands and other communities of which native grasses are a component are managed to benefit native grasses and associated species.

4. Native grasslands are protected from conversion or degradation.

5. Growers, wholesalers, and consumers of native grass seed and live plants have a clear set of purity, quality, and seed source standards that guide their actions.

6. Scientific research and the results of management are readily available to guide restoration and management of native grasses and grasslands.

7. Sites with restoration potential are planted with native grasses and associated species.

8. Native grasses are used as appropriate in the urban landscape to benefit habitat, aesthetics, and educational values.

9. CNGA has the resources including staffing, volunteers, and budget needed to effectively advance its mission.

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