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Reminder: NPSOT-Wilco’s March 2022 Survey closes on April 5

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You have until end of day on Tuesday, April 5, to take our 2022 chapter survey. Whether or not you are a chapter member, a NPSOT member, or a non-member native plant enthusiast, we’d like your input to our 7-question chapter survey. Your responses will help line up interesting speakers and plan field trips in the coming year.

  • The survey does NOT collect any identifying information unless you choose to supply your email address in the very last question.
  • To take the survey, click on  NPSOT-Wilco Survey March 2022.   Be sure to hit the Submit button at the bottom of the form to record your responses.
  • The survey closes on April 5, 2022.   Survey results will be presented in a future chapter meeting.

If you have questions about the survey, please contact us at wilco-chapter@npsot.org.

Beth Erwin
NPSOT-Williamson County Chapter President

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Take NPSOT-Wilco’s March 2022 Survey

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— by Beth Erwin

Please share your ideas in our short 7-question chapter survey. Not a NPSOT or Williamson County Chapter member? That’s ok!  We value input from members and non-members alike.  Your responses will help line up interesting speakers and plan field trips in the coming year.

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  • The survey does NOT collect any identifying information unless you choose to supply your email address in the very last question.
  • To take the survey, click on  NPSOT-Wilco Survey March 2022.   Be sure to hit the Submit button at the bottom of the form to record your responses.
  • The survey closes on April 5, 2022.   Survey results will be presented in a future chapter meeting.

If you have questions about the survey, please contact us at wilco-chapter@npsot.org.

Beth Erwin
NPSOT-Williamson County Chapter President

P.S.   FYI to chapter members:  to make sure we reach all chapter members, we’re announcing this survey in this blog post which goes to all subscribers and we have emailed a copy directly to chapter members using addresses in NPSOT’s membership database.  If you are a chapter member and a blog subscriber, you’ll receive the announcement twice.  Just ignore the extra notice.

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From Randy: Thank you, NPSOT-Wilco Chapter

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— by Randy Pensabene

I want to express my gratitude to everyone for your support throughout my two years as your NPSOT-Williamson County chapter president. I had a strong board, a solid membership base, and a great NPSOT state office that helps all the chapters function more efficiently and cohesively.

Over these past two years, we implemented significant changes in our operations. We found new avenues to reach more people and increase our membership. Our board met many new “opportunities” with enthusiasm and innovation.

The NPSOT-Williamson County chapter is blessed with so many who generously contribute their time and talents. Our elected and appointed board members and our chapter members do so much, often behind the scenes, to ensure our chapter runs smoothly and remains vibrant.

I am enthusiastic about our chapter’s future with our new president Beth Erwin and the new board. I know the team will bring many exciting and fresh ideas to promoting native plant use and conservation.

Serving as your president has been challenging, interesting, a whole lot of fun, and very rewarding.

Thank you all, you’re the best!
Randy Pensabene
Past-President, NPSOT-Williamson County

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