A new addition to our educational area is taking shape for next season. Our Native Garden will be home to plants that are native to British Columbia, giving students a chance to see local species up close and learn why they matter…
UPDATE! the Native Garden Read More »
We have 65 acres of land here on the farm, and about a quarter of it provides habitat for coyotes, beavers, birds, and many more species. We call this area the Beaverland, located at the back of the farm.
the Beaverland Construction Read More »
Our staff team is building a new compost station. Adam, Harshdeep, Sam, Gurinder, and Khushkaran are working together to turn food scraps and plant waste into healthy soil that can go back into our fields.
Compost Learning Station Read More »
Earlier this year a beautiful 30 foot cedar log arrived at the farm. It now sits in our barn, where master carver Gerry Sheena is carefully transforming it into a totem pole. Staff, volunteers, and visitors can watch the design slowly appear as he carves, chips, and shapes the wood.
Totem Pole Project Read More »
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