Carol Clark will lead a hands-on workshop on native seed collection and processing. Learn the principles of ethical, efficient, and useful native plant seed collection, processing and storage. We will cover shortcuts, processing techniques, dangers and pitfalls involved in collecting and storing native seeds. Try it yourself during the hands-on time.
- Our meetings are open to the public. This is a hybrid meeting held at the Heard Museum in McKinney and virtually via Zoom.
- Location (in-person): Laughlin Hall at the Heard Museum. Please enter through the south doors of the building.
- Doors and Zoom opens: 6:30 PM (for setup and connection testing)
- Meeting begins: 7:00 PM, with a brief update from Chapter President Rodney Thomas, followed by Carol’s presentation.
The Zoom connection information is listed below:
- Zoom Link: https://tinyurl.com/yn85nbzd
- Meeting ID: 885 5459 6572
- Passcode: 571904
Carol Clark is an amateur botany enthusiast, a Texas Master Naturalist, and longtime member of the Native Plant Society of Texas, and is now a Conservation Specialist with Monarch Watch. She also co-administrates the Texas Native Bee Co-op Facebook page . She and her husband own and operate Clark Haven Farm, a wildlife preserve and custom wildflower seed business in Cooke County. Carol grew up with a nature photographer father and wildlife artist brother, and has spent much of her life looking around in the great outdoors. Her favorite things to do are leading discovery walks in local natural areas, and finding and photographing interesting plants and insects.
