Collecting for Conservation: Native Seed Workshop

Learn the what, how, and why of native seed collection.

Join us for a hands-on workshop in Monarto South, where you’ll walk, observe, and learn the art of collecting native seed responsibly and effectively.

Guided by Phil from Blackwood Seeds, you’ll discover best-practice techniques for identifying, timing collection, and storing native seed. We’ll also discuss ethical and legal considerations, including permit requirements and sustainable collection practices.

This is a great opportunity to refine your seed collection skills, connect with others who share your passion for revegetating the land, and gain insights from one of South Australia’s most experienced seed collectors. 🌾

 ☕Morning tea provided – please advise any dietary requirements when you register

Address details will be provided after registering.

What to bring;

• Wear enclosed footwear suitable for walking on property

• Be SunSmart and wear suitable clothing for the weather

• BYO drink bottle and coffee cup, we will have refills available

About the presenter:
Phil, owner of Blackwood Seeds, has supplied high-quality native seed to South Australian nurseries and revegetation projects for more than 20 years. He’s widely respected for his deep knowledge, commitment to provenance, and dedication to ethical seed collection.

 This workshop is part of the Mulgundawa to Tungkillo Biodiversity Links project, supported by the Murraylands and Riverland Landscape Board through funding from the landscape levies.