One of the many benefits of being a Wild Ones member is access to exclusive resources designed to help you grow your knowledge, connect with our chapter, and get even more from your membership.
We’re excited to introduce the new Member-Only Resource Center — a members-only section of our website that will continue to grow with new tools, recordings, and educational resources throughout the year.
Help Shape the Future of Our Chapter
Your voice matters.
One of the first resources you’ll find is our Member Survey, where you can share your ideas, interests, and feedback. We want to better understand what you value most as a member and learn how we can continue building a stronger, more impactful Wild Ones Western New York chapter.
Whether you have suggestions for programs, educational topics, volunteer opportunities, or member benefits, we’d love to hear from you.
Watch Our Ask the Expert Webcasts
Missed one of our virtual educational programs? No problem.
We’re building a library of Ask the Expert recorded webcasts that members can watch anytime.
Our first recording features Lyn Chimera and her presentation, Quick Tips for Native Plant Selection, originally presented on June 30. In this informative session, Lyn shares practical advice for navigating garden centers, understanding plant labels, asking the right questions, and confidently selecting native plants for your landscape.
It’s a valuable resource whether you’re just beginning your native plant journey or looking to make more informed purchasing decisions.
This Library Will Keep Growing
The Member Resource Center is just getting started. As we continue to host educational programs and develop new member resources, this page will become a growing library of exclusive content available only to Wild Ones members.
We encourage all members to visit the Resource Center regularly to see what’s new—and if you haven’t already, please take a few minutes to complete the Member Survey.
Thank you for being part of Wild Ones Western New York. Your membership helps us expand native plant education, build community, and create more opportunities to make a difference across Western New York.