Home learning tools are more important than ever before. Using Calflora, you can appreciate California flora by learning local species, submitting checklists, using the Planting Guide describing which California native plants will likely grow well at a particular location, and viewing Great Places.
What grows here?: https://www.calflora.org/entry/wgh.html
Planting guide: https://www.calflora.org/entry/palette.html
Great places: https://www.calflora.org/entry/gphome.html
Plants needing photos: https://www.calflora.org/entry/wgh.html#srch=t&photo=0&fmt=photo&inbp=t&bgid=psc44&y=33.9546&x=-118.2337&z=9&lpom=c
As a digital library, Calflora provides information about California plant distribution and biodiversity for use in education, research, and conservation. Through Calflora, scientists, citizens, and policymakers have quick and easy access to data they need for analyzing species distributions, modeling spread of invasive species, or identifying consequences of habitat loss. Furthermore, Calflora provides a mechanism for citizens to participate directly in building the information resources they need by supplying wild plant data, and gives all users an opportunity to learn about the beauty and diversity of California plant life.