Join us for a relaxed spring evening exploring the native seed field in Metchosin. This gathering is an opportunity to share the work we’ve been doing at Satinflower Nurseries to produce native seed and support seed-based restoration. Our seed fields have been developed over many years as a living seed bank, helping increase the availability of regionally appropriate native plants for restoration and supporting a diversity of ecologically and culturally important species. More recently, this work has been supported in part by funding from the World Wildlife Fund Canada (WWF-Canada), helping us expand our seed production as part of a broader initiative across Canada. During the evening, we’ll also share a bit about this partnership and how it’s contributing to our ongoing seed work, including collaborations with local partners and land stewards. We’ll take a slow walk through the seed field to observe native plants in bloom, talk about seed, propagation, and restoration. When: Wednesday, May 13th Time: 7:30 – 8:30 pm Location: Satinflower Nurseries, Metchosin Location Format: Guided stroll and informal discussion Cost: Sliding scale $0–$20 (no one turned away) Spots: Limited to 20 participants. Please sign up through Eventbrite. Please plan to arrive a few minutes early so we can begin together. Dress for all weather. Parking is limited, so carpooling is encouraged. Feel free to bring a notebook or camera.