As winter approaches, it’s a unique time to explore and appreciate the plants still standing and tree buds ready for the next growing season. Join Sammy Tangir for a plant-focused wander on the trails at The Camp Kawartha Environment Centre followed by crafting using plants that are in abundance to create ink and make prints inspired by the season.
Facilitator:
Sammy Tangir (she/her) is a passionate plant nerd, a willow farmer, and lover of any craft that weaves together ecology and art. She works in ecological restoration focused on seeds and leads workshops on plant identification and natural pigments/ink. She runs Peterborough’s Spoon Carving Guild and brings both a love for and ease in leading diverse groups of people through ecological and art-based programming. Her art practice revolves around making natural pigment paints/inks, using plant fibers for small-scale weaving, wood carving and trying to find crafts that weave it all together.
Thank you to Cambium Consulting and Engineering for sponsoring KLT’s 2025-26 Passport to Nature program and to OFAH Foundation for supporting events in our 2025-26 programming.
