It's Pollinator Week — Here’s Why It Matters for Mississippi - Darkhorse Press

Top 11 Pollinator Plants for Summer 2025 from Gill Nursery - The Bend Magazine

Happy National Pollinator Week! At Gill Nursery, we know that planting to support and protect pollinators like hummingbirds, bees, butterflies, and good bugs creates a healthy local ecosystem. And pollinators return the favor by making our gardens and landscapes so much more beautiful with healthier plants and more blooms. Here are our top 11 summer-tough plants to create a pollinator-friendly habitat in your yard. Firebush (Hamelia patens)  Po…

How Plants Attract Their Pollinators | Bernheim Forest and Arboretum

The Importance of Pollination Flowering plants need a way to move pollen from one flower to another in order to reproduce. This process, called pollination, can happen in many ways. Some plants, like oaks, are pollinated by the wind and don’t rely on animals. But many other plants have evolved to work with animals as their pollination partners. The Power of Color Different flower colors attract different pollinators. Ruby‑throated hummingbirds, …

407 ETR and Canadian Wildlife Federation expand pollinator habitat restoration along Highway 407 ETR corridor and beyond By Staff

By Staff June 18th, 2025 BURLINGTON, ON   Restoration work surpasses goal, reaching nearly 16 hectares—the equivalent of 30 football fields A question that is asked of us frequently is who own…

It's Pollinator Week — Here’s Why It Matters for Mississippi - Darkhorse Press

This week marks National Pollinator Week, a worldwide celebration of the unsung heroes among us: bees, butterflies, birds, bats, beetles, moths, wasps and flies. The Museum of Natural Science and local conservation groups are highlighting the vital role these creatures play in keeping our environment—and our food—thriving. Why Pollinators Are Essential Did you know that pollinators are biodiversity boosters? Pollinators help native grasses, wild…

Maryland expands roadside habitats to boost ailing pollinator populations

HANOVER, MD—The Maryland State Highway Administration is transforming roadsides and medians into thriving meadows for bees, butterflies, and other crucial pollinators as part of a statewide effort to combat habitat loss. Timed with National Pollinator Week, which runs June 16-22, the agency announced the expansion of its program to cultivate native plant ecosystems. Nearly seven new acres of pollinator-friendly meadows have been seeded along hig…