We’re back in the community garden beds! Come on over and get into the weeds :)

Calling all wildlife trackers, nature nerds and adorers of the land!

The land around us is woven with the stories of our more-than-human neighbors. With wildlife tracking, we can learn to read their stories and peer into their daily lives. This is a practice of devotional attention, ecological awareness and interspecies solidarity. Come join us to learn and build community ecological knowledge- all levels welcome! rsvp to biblioterre@proton.me

Your facilitator: Anya is a white Ukrainian youth nature educator, herbalist and naturalist. Over the years, land-based education and connection has been the thread that has guided them through work in community urban agriculture, horticulture, herbalism and place-based skills. They currently mentor at a local forest school. Anya holds a Track & Sign Level II certificate from CyberTracker, a B.A. in Environment and are a certified Wilderness First Responder. They live on the unceded territory of the Algonquin Anishinaabeg.

This volunteer day is all about giving the flower beds some love! We will be weeding and tending to the flowers near the medicinal garden.

Swing by the co-op to get to know the land and some of our members! As part of this years membership drive, we are looking for folks to join the co-op as worker members, so we’re opening the doors once a month for folks to come check us out. Signup required: biblioterre@proton.me

Our 2026 Meet & Greets offer an opportunity to chat with some of us, get an impression of what we’re about and what getting involved with Biblioterre could look like. The Meet & Greets take place shortly before or after a community activity - you’re invited to linger and participate or observe!

This Sunday, our yearly AGM takes place. We will be discussing the year’s goals, events, and much more. You’re invited to listen in.

Come spruce up your gardens with Biblioterre – and stay for the music, lawn games and snacks! We will have a selection of organic vegetables, flowers, culinary herbs, native pollinators, and many medicinal herbs to choose from. + arts, crafts and handmade skincare products for sale as well. ☘️✨️

All proceeds raised will go to the Biblioterre co-op – thank you for your support!

Thanks to our friends at @fermepleinelune for seedling donations- you can sign up for their CSA here: https://www.fermepleinelune.ca/csa-summer25" !

We have tools. Lots of them. Some are rather wonderous and we have yet to figure out what they are for! Join Rob & Fiona in sifting and sorting through the wild array of tools that Biblioterre offers in our tool library and getting them new and shiny for future exciting projects.

Community garden action time: We will be prepping the community garden for this seasons planting of food and herb. The tools are sharp and the wheelbarrow is ready. Join us and get your hands dirty!

This sunday, come volunteer and learn about tree care! Along with our resident arborist Rob, we will be tending to recently planted trees outside the garden barn.

Calling all wildlife trackers, nature nerds and adorers of the land!

The land around us is woven with the stories of our more-than-human neighbors. With wildlife tracking, we can learn to read their stories and peer into their daily lives. This is a practice of devotional attention, ecological awareness and interspecies solidarity. Come join us to learn and build community ecological knowledge- all levels welcome! rsvp to biblioterre@proton.me

Your facilitator: Anya is a white Ukrainian youth nature educator, herbalist and naturalist. Over the years, land-based education and connection has been the thread that has guided them through work in community urban agriculture, horticulture, herbalism and place-based skills. They currently mentor at a local forest school. Anya holds a Track & Sign Level II certificate from CyberTracker, a B.A. in Environment and are a certified Wilderness First Responder. They live on the unceded territory of the Algonquin Anishinaabeg.

Swing by the co-op to get to know the land and some of our members! As part of this years membership drive, we are looking for folks to join the co-op as worker members, so we’re opening the doors once a month for folks to come check us out. RSVP: biblioterre@proton.me

Our 2026 Meet & Greets offer an opportunity to chat with some of us, get an impression of what we’re about and what getting involved with Biblioterre could look like. The Meet & Greets take place shortly before or after a community activity - you’re invited to linger and participate or observe!

This Sunday, we will be enjoying the stirrings of spring and reorganizing our garden barn in (giddy) preparation for outdoors seasons!

Calling all wildlife trackers, nature nerds and adorers of the land!

The land around us is woven with the stories of our more-than-human neighbors. With wildlife tracking, we can learn to read their stories and peer into their daily lives. This is a practice of devotional attention, ecological awareness and interspecies solidarity. Come join us to learn and build community ecological knowledge- all levels welcome! rsvp to biblioterre@proton.me

Your facilitator: Anya is a white Ukrainian youth nature educator, herbalist and naturalist. Over the years, land-based education and connection has been the thread that has guided them through work in community urban agriculture, horticulture, herbalism and place-based skills. They currently mentor at a local forest school. Anya holds a Track & Sign Level II certificate from CyberTracker, a B.A. in Environment and are a certified Wilderness First Responder. They live on the unceded territory of the Algonquin Anishinaabeg.

Come learn how to make tempeh! We will be covering food history and origins of tempeh, going through a simple recipe and also discussing potential troubleshooting. No prior knowledge is required, just bring yourself and your curiosity. There will be tempeh spores available to bring home.

Donations welcome - limited spots. RSVP at biblioterre@proton.me

Swing by the co-op to get to know the land and some of our members! As part of this years membership drive, we are looking for folks to join the co-op as worker members, so we’re opening the doors once a month for folks to come check us out. RSVP: biblioterre@proton.me

Our 2026 Meet & Greets offer an opportunity to chat with some of us, get an impression of what we’re about and what getting involved with Biblioterre could look like. The Meet & Greets take place shortly before or after a community activity - you’re invited to linger and participate or observe!

This Sunday, we will be organizing a tempeh- making workshop at the farmhouse. Join us to get nerdy about food culture and microorganisms. And we will tell you what magic hibiscus leaves bear!

Back again in 2026, come join us for an introductory class on wildlife tracking! If you’ve wanted to go deeper into understanding how to read the tracks and sign of animals on your walks and hikes, this is the workshop for you. This is a practice that uses all of our senses and animal bodies to tell stories, do community science and build interspecies relationships.

In this workshop, we will explore the fundamentals of tracking through play, exercises, and theory. We will learn about:

• movement patterns (gaits)

• foot morphology

• stretching our awareness and perception

• building familiarity with animal families and local ecology

You will be set up with the tools to track on your own as well as a sense of how to learn and deepen in this practice on your own time!

Location: Biblioterre Co-op (169 chemin Parent, Alcove), on unceded Algonquin Anishinaabeg teritory.

Date: March 14th, 10-1pm

Price: 45$ regular price, or sliding scale 20-30$. If cost is still a barrier, please reach out. 

Questions? Reach out at smallhymns@protonmail.com !

Tickets here: link

Calling all wildlife trackers, nature nerds and adorers of the land!

The land around us is woven with the stories of our more-than-human neighbors. With wildlife tracking, we can learn to read their stories and peer into their daily lives. This is a practice of devotional attention, ecological awareness and interspecies solidarity. Come join us to learn and build community ecological knowledge- all levels welcome! rsvp to biblioterre@proton.me

Your facilitator: Anya is a white Ukrainian youth nature educator, herbalist and naturalist. Over the years, land-based education and connection has been the thread that has guided them through work in community urban agriculture, horticulture, herbalism and place-based skills. They currently mentor at a local forest school. Anya holds a Track & Sign Level II certificate from CyberTracker, a B.A. in Environment and are a certified Wilderness First Responder. They live on the unceded territory of the Algonquin Anishinaabeg.

Calling all wildlife trackers, nature nerds and adorers of the land!

The land around us is woven with the stories of our more-than-human neighbors. With wildlife tracking, we can learn to read their stories and peer into their daily lives. This is a practice of devotional attention, ecological awareness and interspecies solidarity. Come join us to learn and build community ecological knowledge- all levels welcome! rsvp to biblioterre@proton.me

Your facilitator: Anya is a white Ukrainian youth nature educator, herbalist and naturalist. Over the years, land-based education and connection has been the thread that has guided them through work in community urban agriculture, horticulture, herbalism and place-based skills. They currently mentor at a local forest school. Anya holds a Track & Sign Level II certificate from CyberTracker, a B.A. in Environment and are a certified Wilderness First Responder. They live on the unceded territory of the Algonquin Anishinaabeg.

First community potluck & fire of the year!

Join us for some cosy firelight in a snowy, silent landscape. Bring a tasty treat to share and get to (re-)connect with new and familiar faces. We will be sharing some lore of Imbolc - the gaelic celebration of the coming of light and first stirrings of life. rsvp to biblioterre@proton.me

Come out and help Erin plant garlic!

Calling all wildlife trackers, nature nerds and adorers of the land!

The land around us is woven with the stories of our more-than-human neighbors. With wildlife tracking, we can learn to read their stories and peer into their daily lives. This is a practice of devotional attention, ecological awareness and interspecies solidarity. Come join us to learn and build community ecological knowledge- all levels welcome!

Your facilitator: Anya is a white Ukrainian youth nature educator, herbalist and naturalist. Over the years, land-based education and connection has been the thread that has guided them through work in community urban agriculture, horticulture, herbalism and place-based skills. They currently mentor at a local forest school. Anya holds a Track & Sign Level II certificate from CyberTracker, a B.A. in Environment and are a certified Wilderness First Responder. They live on the unceded territory of the Algonquin Anishinaabeg.

E-mail to rvsp, volunteer, or stay in touch: hillstrackingclub@proton.me

Come out and help Erin prep the garlic bed and put it “to bed”.

Cut cover crop, cover in leaves (9am-12pm) and bow making (12:30-5:30pm)

After last year's fun, we are hosting another trivia night that is all about the land and its inhabitants - fauna, flora and fungi. There will be a bonfire, veg/gf soup, snacks and hot drinks to enjoy.

• Sign up HERE with a team or come by yourself & join forces here.,

• Bring your own bowl and blanket/sitting chair.,

• Suggested donation 10$ - we will be donating all proceedings to biblioterre and supporting the Seeds for Solidarity Funding Drive.

Calling all wildlife trackers, nature nerds and adorers of the land!

The land around us is woven with the stories of our more-than-human neighbors. With wildlife tracking, we can learn to read their stories and peer into their daily lives. This is a practice of devotional attention, ecological awareness and interspecies solidarity. Come join us to learn and build community ecological knowledge- all levels welcome!

Your facilitator: Anya is a white Ukrainian youth nature educator, herbalist and naturalist. Over the years, land-based education and connection has been the thread that has guided them through work in community urban agriculture, horticulture, herbalism and place-based skills. They currently mentor at a local forest school. Anya holds a Track & Sign Level II certificate from CyberTracker, a B.A. in Environment and are a certified Wilderness First Responder. They live on the unceded territory of the Algonquin Anishinaabeg.

E-mail to rvsp, volunteer, or stay in touch: hillstrackingclub@proton.me

Come connect with our community and eat together! Email Meg to RSVP at biblioterre@proton.me

Come and help us with tree care and trails at Biblioterre.

Calling all wildlife trackers, nature nerds and adorers of the land!

The land around us is woven with the stories of our more-than-human neighbors. With wildlife tracking, we can learn to read their stories and peer into their daily lives. This is a practice of devotional attention, ecological awareness and interspecies solidarity. Come join us to learn and build community ecological knowledge- all levels welcome!

Your facilitator: Anya is a white Ukrainian youth nature educator, herbalist and naturalist. Over the years, land-based education and connection has been the thread that has guided them through work in community urban agriculture, horticulture, herbalism and place-based skills. They currently mentor at a local forest school. Anya holds a Track & Sign Level II certificate from CyberTracker, a B.A. in Environment and are a certified Wilderness First Responder. They live on the unceded territory of the Algonquin Anishinaabeg.

E-mail to rvsp, volunteer, or stay in touch: hillstrackingclub@proton.me

Join us on the land for a cozy bonfire evening of stories of queer & trans lives of past and present - here and elsewhere. Tales of queer resistance, diaspora, trans history and perseverance. Come gather & find refuge on the land. We will not be erased. Sign up here and let us know if you need a ride from town or want to camp out for the night.

Come by to prep the bed and plant cover crop with Kels.