A Weekend in Woodhaven!
Gardening with Native Plants
Saturday, May 24, 10 am
Learn about planting and gardening with native seeds to enhance conservation and biodiversity and to support native insects and animals! Our special guest is Tanis Gieselman, MSc, ecologist and professional biologist.
We will meet at the cabin in the park where Tanis will lead a presentation and discussion. We are fortunate to have a donation of native seeds from Westcoast Seeds which will be available to all who attend this session, free of charge. Registration is not required.
Tai Chi in the Forest
Sunday, May 25, 10 am
Join popular Tai Chi instructor Sharon Haskins for a peaceful and fun Tai Chi and qigong experience in the middle of the forest. Sharon is a Level 3 Senior Instructor certified by the Canadian Taijiquan Federation. For 32 years, she has practiced and studied this meditative internal martial art. Tai Chi, which is also a form of Qigong, is a means of generating and circulating qi by following certain principles of movement, posture and breath.
This hour-long session is for people who have never done Tai Chi before as well as for people who are regular practitioners! All levels are welcome.
Cost is $10 and registration is required: here.
The truth is: the natural world is changing. And we are totally dependent on that world. It provides our food, water and air. It is the most precious thing we have and we need to defend it.