Resource person: learn@vandusen.org

Location: Via Zoom

Description:

This Speaker Series will be offered in a hybrid format, which gives you the option of attending the event live In-Person (in the Guides Classroom at the Garden) or joining the event Online (over Zoom). 

To attend the event ONLINE, please register from this page (select the green Register button in top right corner of this page).

To attend IN-PERSON, click here to register.

About the presentation: 

The Garden City Conservation Society grew out of a community movement to protect the Garden City Lands in Richmond, BC—136 acres of green space in the city centre once slated for high-density development and now preserved as city-owned parkland.

In response to ongoing ecological loss, the Society chose action over lament, launching the planting of biodiverse Miyawaki mini-forests—small, densely planted native forests that help communities bring nature back into their neighbourhoods.

Through partnerships, mentorship, and hands-on planting, this growing movement is restoring urban biodiversity and offering a hopeful antidote to eco-anxiety. Join us to learn how communities can take meaningful action for nature.

To learn more about the speaker, see here.

Read our cancellation policy here.

 

 

Available spots: Available

Price: $20.00 Taxes not included

Notes: Pre-registration is required. This course will take place online, and recordings will be available for a limited time to participants. Online course log-in details will be sent 24 hours before course date.

More information: Please note registration for this program will close on Tuesday, March 31st at 4:00 pm.

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