Spring Work Party and Community Lunch at the Hamilton Native Plant Nursery

Come join local community members in the FIRST SPRING PARTY AT THE NURSERY! We will come together to beautify the native plant garden and to transplant native plants for the restoration project. Bring your family and friends, have fun while contributing to the environment and enjoy a picnic potluck lunch!

PLEASE RSVP!

PLEASE BRING FOLDING CHAIRS OR PICNIC BLANKETS!

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The Hamilton Native Plant Nursery facility began operating in the fall of 2012, to grow local native plants for the Hamilton Wetlands Restoration Project and to provide the local community with an educational and engaging hub for ecological restoration in the region. As the nursery manager, I am excited to welcome community members (individuals and groups) into the nursery to help grow plants, collect seeds, care for the native demonstration garden and more!

Volunteers are provided all the tools and training needed to volunteer. There are a variety of volunteer activities, which can be tailored to the abilities and interests of the individual, as much as possible. Volunteers can establish their own schedule but are asked to volunteer at least 2 hours at a time.

Community service and other service-learning opportunities are also available.