Pawpaw chapter members regularly volunteer their time to various projects that promote the FNPS mission to preserve, conserve, and restore the native plants and native plant communities of Florida. This includes maintaining the chapter demonstration garden at South Daytona's Park of Honor, roadside cleanups on the chapter's adopted section of State highway 40 west of Ormond Beach, native plant propagation plus projects to study and protect the chapter namesake plant, Deeringothamnus rugelii.
Park of Honor
The Pawpaw Chapter has a native plant demonstration garden in South Daytona's Park of Honor at 755 Olive St.
Ormond Central Park
The Pawpaw Chapter is now assisting in the upkeep of the native plant and butterfly gardens at the Environmental Discovery Center in Ormond Beach.
Sponsors & Partners
Pawpaw Chapter's business members, sponsors and other partners
