Discovering a Sense of Place (Part II)

Discovering a Sense of Place (Part II)

A Free Workshop Sponsored by The City of Walnut Creek Clean Water Program and The Gardens at Heather Farm

with Patrice Hanlon, GHF Garden Manager and Susan Handjian, Garden Consultant and Coach

In our 2012 workshop we explored the soil, plants, and bird life of our unique bioregion. Join us for three new sessions as we delve into the details of living in the Diablo Valley.

May 11th: Knowing your Bioregion

at Walnut Creek Civic Park, Creek Walk

We will meet at Walnut Creek’s Creek Walk and learn about the native plants that are there; how they were used historically by Native Americans and early settlers and how they play an important role in our modern day ecosystem.

Time: 9am to Noon
Cost: FREE. Workshops can be taken individually or as a series. Preregistration is required.

Our Mission~to inspire and educate our community about sustainable gardening and stewardship practices that preserve and protect our environment.

A Certified Wildlife Habitat and Certified Green Business, The Gardens at Heather Farm (GHF) provides six acres of educational gardens and programs for youth, adults and persons with disabilities. A qualified 501(c)(3) nonprofit, GHF is self supporting through memberships, fundraisers, grants, private donations, facility rentals and program fees.