This seminar has something for everyone, from the complete novice to the long-time paddler. Our instructors are top-notch, experienced, and renowned in the paddling community.
Topics include: Coastal Navigation, Capsize Recoveries, Knot Tying, and many more.
Connect with the Washington paddling community, build your skills, and swap experiences while supporting WWTA’s mission to protect and expand public shoreline access.
Instructor: Pat Roome
Landscape designer and horticulturist Pat Roome will discuss plants useful as hedges or screens and ideas for spacing and establishment.
Instructor: Shelley Evans
Bryophyte Basics: An introduction to the mosses, liverworts & hornworts of the Pacific NW
Through this series of workshops, you will be introduced to the basic biology, morphology, and terminology required to begin identifying bryophytes. We will review the differences between the three major bryophyte groups: the mosses, the liverworts, and the hornworts.
This two-series class meets Mondays, April 23 – April 30, 7:00 – 9:30pm
Cost: $75 Early Bird Discount; $85 after April 13
Design your own landscape guided by Nancy Tom, a licensed, bonded and insured Environmental Horticulturist. See her web site for projects and planting ideas: downtoearthgardens.com.
This is a six week series, with lectures and time to work in-class.
Dates and Times:September 8-27, 7:00-9:30PM; Classes are held Tuesday and Thursday evenings.