Rare Plants of Texas

[@AustinRKelly]

I think this was a wonderful intro to rare plants of Texas, thank you for posting and I really appreciate the effort and insight you bring.
As far as iNaturalist, in general I agree that poaching can be a problem but I think that is missing the point of iNaturalist, it should be primarily used for common plants and is a wonderful tool for tracking invasive species spread and has countless uses as far as plant conservation and science in general. I will agree, it is not a good tool for rare species and more care should be taken on the site overall to prevent the issues you've stated.

[@toxicrune]

Thank you for posting. I’m an amateur gardener and have been in San Antonio for over a year. Your book “wildflowers of Texas” is excellent and has inspired me to plant more Texas natives.

[@alexmendietta9970]

Interesting take on iNaturalist, I love the meeting videos posted on youtube

[@leviadame5347]

Wow! Please keep up all the hard work! Did not know we had so many plants that were so rare very informal presentation.

[@toxicrune]

Might just be me but when I click on the SA chapter newsletter link to sign up it doesn’t work

[@bredear]

I agree, also when it does, my computer gave me a warning that is not a secure site to be on.