At this work party, 5 volunteers contributed 12.5 volunteer hours.
What we accomplished:
- 106 4″ seedlings were potted up into 1 gallon pots
- 14 1 gallon pots were root pruned and weeded
- 2 bales of potting medium were mixed
At this work party, 5 volunteers contributed 12.5 volunteer hours.
What we accomplished:
The survival rate of acorns collected in the fall of 2017 and planted either that fall or in spring of 2018 has been calculated.
Of the 2,242 acorns planted, 1,933 seedlings survived, giving us a survival rate of 86%! This is well within our goal of growing 1000-2000 seedlings this past year!
Average survival rate of 2017 acorns
At this work party 7 volunteers contributed 13 hours of work.
What we accomplished:










A this work party five volunteers contributed a total of 14 volunteer hours.
We focused on a variety of tasks:













At the work party we had four dedicated volunteers. In total they potted up 174 seedlings from 4″ styroblocks into 1-gallon pots. The seedlings were weeded and root pruned as necessary as they were potted up.












At the first Sunday work party we had two extremely productive volunteers. Judith and Ryan accomplished a lot:
At this work party 5 volunteers contributed a total of 15.5 hours.
Our efforts were directed towards three activities: weeding the remaining 1-gallon pots that were overgrown with weeds, potting up 4″ seedlings from styroblocks to 1-gallon pots, and making space on the pallets for these larger containers.
In total we accomplished:













At this work party we had 9 volunteers who contributed 27.5 hours between them.
We focused on weeding and root pruning 1-gallon pots. We also had a little ceremony to celebrate and thank our 3 volunteers form Taiwan who were attending their final work party!
What we accomplished:




















Due to overwhelming acorn support we must ask that volunteers please discontinue collecting Garry oaks acorns for our nursery. Thank you for your amazing efforts! The acorns have been sorted and are now in cold storage until planting in the spring.


At this event we had four volunteers contribute just over 11hrs of work.
We also had a visitor, Barb from the Habitat Acquisition Trust, come by to receive a gift of a seedling. She was generous enough to donate her time at our AGM and give a fascinating presentation on land covenants for GOMPS members in attendance.
In total we:











