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Native Seed Collection Workshop

  • Mio Ranger Station 107 Mc Kinley Road Mio, MI, 48647 United States (map)

Help Restore Northern Michigan's Wild Heritage Through Native Seed Collection

Discover the vital connection between native plants and healthy ecosystems while making a direct impact on habitat restoration in Northern Michigan. This hands-on workshop combines education with meaningful action as you learn to identify and collect native plant seeds that will help restore the region's wild landscapes.

The day will begin with a presentation on Huron Pines' restoration work and the crucial role native seeds play in rebuilding thriving habitats for wildlife and communities. Then, guided by our expert staff, you'll develop skills in plant identification and seed collection techniques before heading into the field to gather seeds that will directly contribute to ongoing restoration projects.

Whether you're a nature enthusiast, aspiring conservationist, or simply curious about the plants around you, this workshop offers a unique opportunity to connect with the land while contributing to its healing. All experience levels welcome – we'll provide the knowledge and tools you need to make a difference.

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