# Event Details - **Event Name**: Native Plants 101: Field Identification - **Event Start and End Date**: Thu, 21 May, 2026 at 06:00 pm – Thu, 21 May, 2026 at 07:30 pm (-07:00) - **Event Description**: Expand your awareness of the native plants around you and discover the living relationships that connect plants, wildlife, and people.About this EventFrom the catkins of beaked hazelnut to the shiny serrated leaves of evergreen huckleberry, the forests, fields, coastlines, and riverbanks of Western Washington are enlivened by native plants. Learning to recognize these wild neighbors opens the door to a deeper relationship with the landscapes we move through every day.In this hands-on field workshop, you’ll learn how to identify plants by observing key features of their leaves, stems, flowers, and fruits while exploring the habitats where they thrive. Along the way, you’ll begin to see your natural surroundings through the lens of plant communities and ecological connections. https://cdn-az.allevents.in/events3/banners/e999fa40-4b08-11f1-8534-6b647259181b-rimg-w1200-h600-dc5c5e49-gmir.jpg YOU'LL DISCOVER:Plant Identification Skills: Practice recognizing key characteristics used to identify common native plants of Western Washington, from leaf margins to flower arrangement and habitat clues.Field-Based Observation: Explore Oxbow’s forests and meadows while observing native plants in their natural habitats and learning to notice the patterns that help distinguish species.Ecological Relationships: Learn how native plants support birds, pollinators, and other wildlife while deepening your understanding of the interconnected relationships that sustain healthy ecosystems. https://cdn-az.allevents.in/events8/banners/e9e003f0-4b08-11f1-8534-6b647259181b-rimg-w1200-h600-dcc3c0bf-gmir.jpg ABOUT YOUR FACILITATORLea Dyga (they/them) is an ecologist, environmental educator, and community organizer originally from West Michigan. They hold a Bachelors of Environmental Plant Biology from Michigan State University. Since moving to Seattle in 2022, they've enjoyed making friends with the local flora and fungi through their AmeriCorps service at the Center for Urban Horticulture, by assisting the Seattle Lichen's Guild, and by leading adult education classes with the UW Botanic Gardens. Lea brought their passion for native plants to Oxbow in 2024 and now manages the nursery with care and vision as of 2025. https://cdn-az.allevents.in/events8/banners/ea24fc30-4b08-11f1-8534-6b647259181b-rimg-w1200-h600-dc2d3530-gmir.jpg GRANT-SUPPORTED PRICINGWe’re excited to offer this workshop at just $5, thanks to generous funding from 4Culture’s Doors Open grant! This experience is valued at $30, but the grant helps us make it accessible to more of our community.We’re deeply grateful for this support, which allows us to connect more people with outdoor learning experiences.All participants must register in advance—spaces are limited! - **Event URL**: https://allevents.in/carnation/native-plants-101-field-identification/100001984601188579 - **Event Categories**: Workshops - **Interested Audience**: - total_interested_count: 0 - **Event Highlights**: - Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes - Location: Oxbow Farm & Conservation Center - Languages: English ## Ticket Details - **Ticket Price Range**: min: 6.15, max: 6.15, currency: USD ## Event venue details - **city**: Carnation - **state**: WA - **country**: United States - **location**: Oxbow Farm & Conservation Center - **lat**: 47.693016 - **long**: -121.9680661 - **full address**: Oxbow Farm & Conservation Center, 10819 Carnation Duvall Road Northeast, Carnation, United States ## Event gallery - **Alt text**: Native Plants 101: Field Identification - **Image URL**: https://cdn-az.allevents.in/events7/banners/ec25a2d49fe7de4806a018d4fca1ac360c561008215115f6d8a104d7bbc46198-rimg-w1200-h600-dc3d431d-gmir.jpg?v=1772818704 ## FAQs - **Q**: When and where is Native Plants 101: Field Identification being held? - **A:** Native Plants 101: Field Identification takes place on Thu, 21 May, 2026 at 06:00 pm to Thu, 21 May, 2026 at 07:30 pm at Oxbow Farm & Conservation Center, 10819 Carnation Duvall Road Northeast, Carnation, United States. - **Q**: Who is organizing Native Plants 101: Field Identification? - **A:** Native Plants 101: Field Identification is organized by Oxbow Farm & Conservation Center. - **Q**: Who is this event for? Is it right for me? - **A:** Native Plants 101: Field Identification is ideal for curious learners, students, and skill-builders looking to gain hands-on knowledge and practical expertise in a focused, interactive setting. Whether you're a first-time attendee or a longtime enthusiast in Carnation, this event is thoughtfully curated to deliver a standout experience worth every moment. 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We use this mixed landscape to:Produce food.We cultivate 12 acres of certified organic mixed vegetable crops, herbs, and flowers using agro-ecological principles and engage in research to inform conservation agriculture practices. We grow food for local grocery stores, restaurants, hunger relief, a CSA program, and an on-site seasonal Farm Stand.Grow native plants.We operate a native plant nursery that uses sustainable growing methods to produce plants for habitat restoration projects and urban landscapes. We share our knowledge to encourage increased production and use of natives in the Pacific Northwest, and beyond.Connect children to nature.We offer education programs for children pre-K through high school to build environmental literacy and provide students with opportunities to learn about the links between agriculture, conservation, and the environment.Restore and sustain habitat.We carry out ecological restoration projects and partner with scientists, regional planners, and other environmental organizations to learn how humans can benefit from the land while protecting biodiversity.Cultivate community.We offer people of all ages opportunities to put their values into action as we promote climate resilience and encourage healthy food systems. We foster community through volunteer opportunities, Membership, a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program, workshops & tours, and special events." } ] } ] ```