Native Plant Garden Volunteer Work Party

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Join Friends of the Lost Coast (FOLC) for our Native Plant Garden Volunteer Work Parties, on the 1st Thursday and the 3rd Sunday of each month, now from 9AM-12PM through the summer months!
Things are looking beautiful in the Lost Coast Native Plant Garden! There's always plenty for volunteers to do: potting up wildflower seedlings, weeding, planting, working on Hugulkultur beds, managing and maintaining pathways and expanding the nursery area.

There is no service on site, please contact us prior to the workdays if you need further directions.

If you have any special interests or talents in the garden, we would love to hear about them!
Contact us at Cheryl@lostcoast.org!

With its historic barns, native plant garden and trail to a nearby salmon bearing creek, the Lost Coast Education Center is a perfect place for students of all ages to engage in the natural world, learn about sustainable gardening practices, water conservation and the benefits of mimicking nature in their own landscapes. Volunteers are the driving force in developing the garden, enthusiastically giving to the project to help secure a future in which our local gardens and the larger planetary garden can thrive. The garden features an outdoor classroom for workshops and school field trips and a nursery where people can purchase plants for their own gardens. Interpretive signs and an indoor classroom inside the barns are planned for the near future. The Lost Coast Education Center is located on the BLM service road next to the Whitethorn BLM office on Shelter Cove and is a project in partnership with the King Range National Conservation Area.