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Creating Migratory Paths & Increasing Pollinator Plant Capacity
Creating Migratory Paths & Increasing Pollinator Plant Capacity
From public park to parkway median to home garden, each pollinator-friendly green space contributes to a larger pathway that supports the essential migration and habitats of our pollinators.
Organizations Fighting for Our Pollinators
Organizations Fighting for Our Pollinators
Getting more gardens going in Ardsley amplifies efforts regionally.
The Original Postmodern Pollinator Pathway Concept - based in Seattle
Pollinator-pathway.org - originating in Connecticut
H2H: Hudson to the Housatonic. - works in Fairfield, Dutchess, Putnam and Westchester counties
NY State Pollinator Protection Plan - guidelines from DEC
Xerces Pollinator Protection Program - a national organization
Pollinator Gardens & Pathways in the News
Pollinator Gardens & Pathways in the News
How and Why to Use Native Plants (New York Times, 2020)
Food For Thought: The Pollinator Pathway (Edible Nutmeg, 2020)
The Insect Apocalypse is Here (New York Times, 2018)
People Across Connecticut are Creating a Pollinator Pathway for Bees and Butterflies (CT Magazine, 8.20.20)
Great and informative local resources
Great and informative local resources
These are great resources for more information and guidance - and they're local! They offer resource sheets, guides, classes and more
The Irvington Pollinator Pathway Living Classroom series recorded seminars:
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