The ICPS mission is to provide for informational and educational exchanges on all aspects of carnivorous plants, to support horticultural and scientific studies of carnivorous plants, to encourage the cultivation, conservation, and appreciation of carnivorous plants, and to aid in the propagation and dissemination of carnivorous plants.

About the International Carnivorous Plant Society

From the ICPS website:

The International Carnivorous Plant Society (ICPS) is an organization of horticulturists, conservationists, scientists, and educators all interested in sharing knowledge and news of carnivorous plants. Since the first issue of Carnivorous Plant Newsletter in 1972, CPN and the ICPS have been an integral part of the carnivorous plant world.
The ICPS is best known for its color publication, Carnivorous Plant Newsletter. But there are many more reasons that membership in the Society is so exciting. Members have access to the ICPS Seed Bank and can attend the international meetings.
Today the ICPS is expanding. It is growing in membership and evolving in perspective. While the Society was once just a club of plant growers, it has evolved into a truly international society with a professional quality journal, an increasing voice in the world of conservation, and a network of horticulturists larger than ever before. The Society is a registered US IRS 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation and is the International Registration Authority (IRA) for carnivorous plant cultivars.