Tour of Trout Lake Park through the eyes of an arborist from BC Plant Health Care. This interactive tour may cover topics such as tree ecology, ethnobotany of trees, tree health and disease, trees and the landscape, and eco-benefits of trees. Come dressed for the weather and ready to explore. Meet at the entrance to […]
Lori Snyder is an Indigenous herbalist and educator with a deep knowledge of wild, medicinal and edible plants that grow in everyday spaces. Lori will be teaching us about the wild weeds, the ones our ancestors used for their medicinal properties, and identify what is growing in the Trout Lake Medicine Wheel. She will share […]
It can be easy to forget about the wealth of food and medicines that grows all around us. Come out and learn about edible and medicinal plants that call our region home. Indigenous herbalist and educator Lori Snyder will explore some of the plants coming into season including berries, and yarrow etc. which are growing […]
It can be easy to forget about the wealth of food and medicines that grows all around us. Come out and learn about edible and medicinal plants that call our region home. Indigenous herbalist and educator Lori Snyder will explore some of the plants coming into season including berries, and yarrow etc., which are growing […]
Join us for an information session with BC Plant and Health Care specialist on topics such as soil health, plant nutrition, container gardening, square foot gardening method, plant health care and tree planting.
Children often have an instinctual interest in taking care of the Earth, and learning how plants grow. This workshop will explore new ways of engaging with the local natural environment through planting, music and play.
Join us in making Kokedama Balls! Kokedama is the practice of taking the root ball of a plant and suspending it in a mud ball, which is then coated with soft green moss.
Join Nisga'a Ts'amiks Vancouver Society to honour the lost children and survivors from the Indian Residential Schooling system. The program will feature a ceremony, stories, drumming, and songs.
In this workshop, participants will learn to make leather items used everyday, and have fun developing the skills associated with a new craft!
Participants will be taught techniques of spatula carving using a hook knife and a sloyd knife to transform a greenwood blank into a spatula.