• Workshop: Gardening for Pollinators and Other Wildlife
• iNaturalist Bioblitz
• UBC Farm tea tasting (by donation)
• Kids pollinator colouring activities
• Members’ Deals Day (UBC Farm Members get discounts on select produce)
• More than 30 different local vendors selling produce, fruit, meat, mushrooms, eggs, baked goods, beverages, sweet treats, alcohol, artisan goods, and more!

iNaturalist Bioblitz

Time TBD

Bee a citizen scientist! Learn how to identify and record pollinators and plants in this guided walkthrough of the Farm.

Workshop: Gardening for Pollinators and Other Wildlife

2:30 – 4:00 p.m.

Did you know that your garden can become a life-supporting ecosystem that can help reverse the trajectory of climate change? We’ll explore who pollinators are and why they need our support. We’ll discuss planting native plants and other techniques to create habitat for both pollinators and other wildlife.

About the presenter: Sage was raised in the mixed hardwood, deciduous forests of Connecticut. Her first training and work were in the field of architecture before transitioning into horticulture. She owns and operates Kindred Gardens, a garden design, install, care, consulting, and coaching business. As an educator and practitioner, she is passionate about supporting local gardens and gardeners and creating gardens that function as healthy, balanced ecosystems.