Propagating Native Plants: Navigating Restoration Demand
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Propagating Native Plants: Navigating Restoration Demand
with Wilkinson Ecological Design Nursery Manager Dustin Johnson
When: Friday, December 12, 2025
1:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.
Where: APCC’s Koppel Center
482 Main St (Rte 6A), Dennis 02638
Wilkinson Ecological is known throughout New England as a leading ecological restoration firm that provides both design and land management of complex ecological restoration and bioengineering projects that protect local habitat and enhance land value.
As the nursery manager, Dustin will share his years of experience in his role with the company in propagating native plants used in ecological restoration projects.
Speaker: Dustin Johnson, nursery manager for Wilkinson Ecological Design, was born and raised in Brewster and says he is grateful to be able to call the unique and wonderful peninsula of Cape Cod his home. He graduated University of Massachusetts Amherst with a BS in plant and soil science with a concentration in greenhouse crop production and nursery management. He has worked in the nursery industry and/or horticultural field for 30 years and still love learning something new every day. He has spent the last 10 years working at Wilkinson Ecological Design where he is the native plant nursery manager. During his time at Wilkinson Ecological, he enjoyed gaining valuable experience and knowledge about the various ecosystems and native plant species found on Cape Cod and understanding the importance of the interaction of these native plants with our native fauna.
This talk is offered as part of the Cape Cod Native Plant Growers’ Cooperative Program to provide information to prospective growers. The program is made possible by funding from the Cape Cod and Islands License Plate Grant program and the Kelley Foundation.
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This is a hybrid event. In person seating is limited. The event is free.
The presentation will be recorded and made available on APCC’s website.