Each chapter holds meetings, typically monthly. Speakers have included landscape architects, parks naturalists, botanists, native-plant nursery owners, and fellow Wild Ones members. Members remove invasive species from natural areas, collect seeds from prairie and woodland plants, or observe a prescribed burn. Members visit nearby natural areas to observe the variety of plants typically found in a particular ecosystem. Members visit both new and established natural landscapes.
Members work together to find solutions to particular landscaping problems.
In addition to holding meetings, some of the Michigan chapters publish newsletters for members, which contain articles about local natural landscaping projects, profiles of native plants, tips on invasive-species removal, and other useful information. Some chapters also use email lists to provide a means of communication among members and other natural landscaping enthusiasts. To learn more about the individual Michigan chapters and what they have to offer, please see the Michigan Chapters page, and click on the link for the chapter nearest you. The signs are aluminum and measure approximately 7 inches wide by 10 inches tall.