For Adults
Drop in and learn about seed saving from expert Bob Wildfong from Seeds of Diversity. There will be lots of hands-on examples and seeds to share!
Bob teaches garden and food history at the Waterloo Region Museum, and as a board member of the Pollinator Partnership Canada helps build the movement to preserve pollinators. He is a past president of the Culinary Historians of Canada, and delights in explaining how we can learn about future food sustainability by remembering past lessons.
Presented in partnership with Seeds of Diversity.
This is a drop-in program.
Programmer: Nancy
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Located at the RIM Park Manulife Sportsplex, the Eastside Branch boasts specialized creative spaces, quiet study areas, a nature education space and lots of natural light.