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Native Plant Nursery Volunteer Day

August 6 @ 9:00 am - 1:00 pm
Free
Volunteer transplanting a native plant into a nursery pot during Oxbow’s Native Plant Nursery Volunteer Days event.

Seed Support for Regional Restoration

Roll up your sleeves and join the satisfying work of caring for plants in their earliest stages

Feel your muscles move in a meaningful way through hands-on tasks that contribute directly to the next generation of native plants at Oxbow and beyond. From seed to soil, your efforts support habitat restoration and long-term ecological resilience.

Triptych of native plant nursery work showing potting seedlings, blooming native flowers, and volunteers tending plants in greenhouse

Details

Date Options:
Thursdays, April 2–August 27 (except August 13)

Who:
Ages 16+
No limit to group size, there’s plenty of work to go around!

Common Tasks:

  • Seed processing and sowing
  • Thinning and transplanting seedlings
  • Pruning and plant care
  • Weeding nursery beds and containers
  • Washing and sanitizing pots and tools
  • General nursery organization and maintenance

What to Bring

  • Clothes and shoes you don’t mind getting dirty
  • Snacks and water bottle

We’ll provide protective gear, tools, guidance, and gratitude.

Apply Today

Signing up on your own?

Individual volunteer form

Coordinating for a school, club, or organization?

Group volunteer form

Triptych of native plant nursery showing plant diversity, volunteers inspecting seedlings, and greenhouse growing space

Your Impact

By lending your hands, you’ll provide real and rewarding progress:

  • Native Plant Cultivation: Help grow the plants that become the foundation of healthy forests, prairies, and wetlands across the region.
  • Habitat & Watershed Health: Support efforts that improve salmon habitat, strengthen ecosystems, and contribute to cleaner waterways and healthier soils.
  • Hands-on Learning & Community Stewardship: Build skills while working alongside others who care for the land while encouraging collective resilience and environmental healing.

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