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SENĆOŦEN Guided Native Plant Walk & Ivy Workshop

  • Royal Oak Trail 766 Lindsay St Victoria, BC, V8Z 5L9 Canada (map)

Join HAT and the District of Saanich on Sunday, March 16th for a day of learning, fun, and environmental stewardship! This event will be in two parts. You are welcome to join for some or all of the day. 
Location: Royal Oak Trail, meeting at Casa Linda Drive/Lindsay Street. Please register for more detailed location description. Please note that washrooms are not available at this site.   
Morning 10am - 12pm: Native Plant Walk 
Dominique James, W̱SÁNEĆ Land Steward and SENĆOŦEN Language Specialist, will share knowledge about how to grow native plants in your backyard, why naturescapes are important, and what you can do to help birds and butterflies in your own garden. This walk is on mostly paved and fairly flat ground, with a station with many resources and materials available. 
Afternoon 12pm - 2pm: Optional Hands-on learning: English Ivy removal 
Learn about invasive English Ivy, and help remove it from the park! Gloves, tools, and instructions will be provided - no previous experience is required. This activity includes repeated bending/kneeling as well as navigating some uneven terrain. 

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W̱S͸ḴEM Ivy Project (Healing the Place of Clay) with Special Bird Service