Partnerships for Conservation

Large-scale ecological restoration depends on collaboration across planning, seed production, research and implementation. We work with conservation organizations, Indigenous communities, municipalities, consultants, landowners, infrastructure groups and emerging technology partners to turn shared ecological goals into practical work on the ground.

What We Bring to Restoration Partnerships

Our field-scale production capacity and restoration experience allow us to support projects from early forecasting through final supply and implementation.

More than 250 acres of irrigated production fields
Over 200 Ontario native species in production rotation
Capacity to produce an additional 1,000–2,000 kg of native seed annually beyond existing inventory
Greenhouse, nursery, seed-cleaning and processing facilities
Lot-level traceability and provenance documentation
Specialized harvesting and production equipment

Native seed production follows natural timelines. Some species require several growing seasons to establish and produce meaningful harvests. We help partners forecast demand, identify potential supply gaps and begin scaling seed well before planting is scheduled to take place.

Why Partnership Matters

For large-scale ecological restoration to create healthy, resilient landscapes, the right native seed must be collected, produced and scaled years before planting begins. Early collaboration helps identify future demand, protect provenance and build the seed volumes required for successful implementation.

Successful projects depend on:

Regionally appropriate native plant material
Reliable and predictable seed volumes
Multi-year production planning
Provenance integrity and traceability
Regional genetic and ecological knowledge
Practical coordination from production through implementation

How We Collaborate

Every partnership is different, but our role may include:

Forecasting future native seed demand
Scaling specific species, seed sources or regional collections
Developing custom seed mixes
Coordinating multi-year production and supply
Supporting research, trials and demonstration projects
Exploring aerial, drone-based and other emerging application methods
Connecting ecological planning with practical field implementation
Coordinating plant material, packaging, storage and project logistics

We are particularly interested in partnerships that strengthen native seed systems, improve ecological connectivity, make responsible restoration possible across larger landscapes, and raise public awareness about biodiversity conservation.

Indigenous Partnerships

We are interested in building respectful, reciprocal relationships with Indigenous Nations, communities and businesses. Our team can contribute native seed production, propagation facilities, species and provenance planning, custom seed mixes, restoration supply coordination and practical support for work on the ground.

We welcome opportunities to support Indigenous-led priorities and develop partnerships shaped by the goals of the communities involved. Indigenous Nations, communities and businesses interested in native seed production, ecological restoration, land stewardship, biodiversity conservation or other forms of collaboration are invited to connect with our team.

Our approach to these partnerships is connected to our broader relationship with the land.

Planning for Restoration at Scale

Healthy landscapes depend on native seed scaled years in advance. Alongside supplying plant material, we help coordinate the production and planning systems that make ambitious ecological goals achievable.

Whether you are planning a large restoration project, forecasting future material needs, developing a research initiative or exploring a new approach to implementation, we welcome the conversation.