Rob Crandall has lived in the Methow for over 25 years. He spent a long time working in the forest and learning the flora. In 1999, Rob got an opportunity to grow some plants for an early habitat restoration project in the Methow Valley. Fueled by his passion for native plants, he has built the “go to” company whenever native seeds or plants are required. He has continued working and learning about the local ecosystems and loves sharing that knowledge, passion and the desire to take better care of this valley. Methow Natives specializes in consulting, “I enjoy using my years’ experience of working with native plants, helping people to understand their situation, developing a plan, providing the plant material, installing and then maintaining the projects.”

Methow Natives is proud to have successfully partnered on projects with a wide range of organizations and agencies including: US Forest Service, US Fish and Wildlife, WA Department of Wildlife, Upper Columbia Salmon Recovery Board, Cascade Columbia Fishery Enhancement Group, Methow Salmon Recovery Foundation, Methow Conservancy, Yakima Nation, Confederate Tribes of the Colville Reservation.