Our friends at the Municipality of Oak Bay want to invite you to the next Coolkit talk scheduled for March 26, 7 pm at the Windsor Pavilion.
There is only one presenter for the evening (Abby Hyde of Satinflower Nurseries) so the presentation won’t be too long but will be packed full of great information about native plants and biodiversity.
This free community talk will highlight ways in which individuals can convert their properties into pollinator-friendly landscapes and how native plants restore biodiversity. Particular pollinator-to-plant relationships will be highlighted in relation to the months between Spring to Summer.
Biodiversity is important locally and globally because it both provides and regulates the functions of ecosystems. Creating a biodiverse garden of native species benefits all local ecosystems as well the flora and fauna that they are comprised of. Remember, these benefits extend to you too! Native plants are an anchor of healthy and biodiverse ecological communities here in the Capital Region.
See you there!
