Seed Harvesting and Fall Pollinator Workshop

Explore how libraries are more than books; they are places where seeds of knowledge sprout, ideas bloom, and imagination takes flight! Pollinators are crucial to the ecosystem, our wellbeing, and food supplies. Planting native pollinator plants is one of many ways we can be generous neighbors and contribute to climate action in our communities, even in our own backyards! Consider planting a pollinator garden in your yard to shelter, host, and provide food for these critically important friends.   

Spread the word, bring your family and friends, and let's sow the seeds of change together! Register now and be part of this community event!   

Want to be a sponsor or volunteer? Get in touch here: https://www.sarahrfilley.com/contact.html

This workshop is organized by Sarah R. Filley of Prosperity Forest as part of the Pollinator Stewardship Certification demonstration project. In partnership with The White Lake Community Library this project is possible with the generous support of our sponsors, supporters, and grants by The Community Foundation for Muskegon with the West Michigan Environmental Action Council (WMEAC) as our fiduciary.