Getting Started with the NPSO Midcoast

We are so glad to have you with us. Now that you're a member, you can dive into our community and start making a real difference for Oregon's unique coastal flora.

Dicentra formosa
(Western Bleeding Heart)

Take Your First Step as a New Member

1.

Visit your Account Settings to update your name, local interests, and location. Don’t forget to toggle your profile to public so you appear in the member directory; this is a wonderful way for other Midcoast members to discover your expertise and connect with you.

Go to Account Settings

2.

You are automatically added to the NPSO Member group. We use this group to keep all members informed about activities, opportunities, and useful information. Any member may post to the group, but please keep your messages relevant to our organization's mission and purpose. Be sure to set your individual message notification options so you get all the latest information.

Go to NPSO Members Group

3.

Explore and join any other groups that match your interests. You can jump in by introducing yourself, sharing the reasons why you joined NPSO, posting on the group subject matter. Groups are just getting started. You can help fill in the blanks.

Go to Groups

4.

Attend the next monthly meeting

When: 4th Saturday of the month
Time: 11-1
Where: Newport Public Library
Agenda: Posted in the NPSO Member group

Go to Events

5.

Look over the volunteer opportunities list. There are a number of ways you can help with native plant restoration or conservation efforts.

Go to Vol Ops

6.

Complete the Volunteer Signup Form.

If you plan to volunteer at the Hatfield Demo Garden, you must complete the OSU/Hatfield volunteer form which includes you on OSU's liability insurance.

Download the form, sign and return to creechs@oregonstate.edu

Download form