Touch of green for Artwalk

A small crew of volunteers repots native plants, shrubs and trees to be sold at the June First Friday and at the Eco Village during Artwalk on June 6-7. From left are; Tanya Berkers, Alexandra Westelaken and William Gardiner.

Published: May 29th, 2015

A small crew of volunteers repots native plants, shrubs and trees to be sold at the June First Friday and at the Eco Village during Artwalk on June 6-7.

From left are; Tanya Berkers, Alexandra Westelaken and William Gardiner. The preparation at the Naturalization Station on the Sarnia Bay Point Lands was part of a joint Return the Landscape and Lambton Wildlife project.

Glenn Ogilvie

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