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Working to increase the diversity and quantity of locally adapted native plants Responding to an everincreasing need for native and ecotypic plant materials the Southern Rockies Seed Network became established in 2014 as a regional collaborative partnership to develop native ecotypic plant material for ecological restoration and conservation projects. As a 501c3 nonprofit organization our partners and collaborators includerestoration practitioners multilevel government entities nonprofit organizations seed growers distributors nurseries researchers and many others. Anyone interested in improving our collective capacity to enhance the quality and quantity of native ecotypic plant material in the Southern Rockies Ecoregion and adjacent ecoregions within Colorado and Wyoming is welcome to join us. NEWS EVENTS SRSN Featured on SRFSNs December Webinar On December 2 2020 our Board President John Giordanengo spoke about Plant Community Responses to PostFire Restorationand what to do about it.