50% of proceeds from my initial sale will go to the North American Sarracenia Conservancy

Currently the biggest threats to surviving populations are urban development, drainage of habitat for forestry, runoff of herbicides from agriculture, fire suppression, cut pitcher trade for floristry, and poaching for the plant trade. There is little to no protection for plants on public or private land in many states. Concerned at the alarming rate at which these plants are disappearing from the wild, the NASC was formed to safeguard the future of these plants by working for their preservation while also maintaining their genetic diversity in cultivation.

The Conservancy was formed in 2005 and granted 501(c)(3) non-profit status in January 2009.

For more information about NASC and the work they're doing: https://www.nasarracenia.org/