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Digital Communications Specialist, cnps.org

Olivia Wynkoop

Verified

Digital Communications Specialist, cnps.org

San Francisco

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arts and entertainment

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HospitalityArt EconomicsGlobal StoriesBook ReviewsEventsTrending TopicsTrendingTechnology and businessAnimeBehind-the-Scenes StoriesComedyBehind the Scenes StoriesConcertsWeb3Well-Being

Biography

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Real Estate Development , Real Estate , Investing , Snowboarding

Doesn’t Cover

alcohol

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other journalists

Seniority Positions

Digital Communications Specialist

Industries

Environmental Services

Medium Formats

cnps.org

Content

Total articles 963

  • Available on paid plans

    See someone in crisis? San Francisco launches campaign on when to call 911

    By Olivia Wynkoop Verified

    Sep. 10, 2023

  • Available on paid plans

    San Francisco receives green light to start creating the nation’s first municipal bank

    By Olivia Wynkoop Verified

    Sep. 08, 2023

  • Available on paid plans

    See someone in crisis? San Francisco launches campaign on when to call 911

    By Olivia Wynkoop Verified

    Sep. 10, 2023

As seen in

The Mercury News,East Bay Times,KRON – TV (San Francisco, CA),Sfgate,KGO – TV (San Francisco, CA),KTBC – TV (Austin, TX),Napa Valley Register,Newsbreak,The San Francisco Examiner,KNTV – TV (San Jose, CA)

Company Info

cnps.org

The California Native Plant Society (CNPS) is a nonprofit organization founded in 1965, focused on protecting California’s native plants and their habitats. Based in Sacramento, CNPS operates statewide with 35 local chapters, including the East Bay Chapter, which serves Alameda and Contra Costa counties. The organization aims to conserve native plants and habitats through science, education, stewardship, gardening, and advocacy. CNPS offers a variety of services and programs, including habitat protection, rare plant inventories, and educational workshops. They advocate for environmental legislation and provide resources for native plant horticulture, such as gardening guides and plant sales. The organization also supports scientific research on plant ecology and climate resilience. CNPS encourages public participation through events, volunteer programs, and membership, and collaborates with policymakers, educators, and researchers to promote biodiversity and ecological awareness.

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Founded: 1965


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