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June 25, 2019 By Nathan

Planning a Pollinator Garden

You don’t need a lot of space to start a pollinator garden. Even a few containers of flowers can attract hungry bees and butterflies. To plan a pollinator garden, students will need to know the basic needs of wildlife — food, water, shelter, and places to rear young. This guide will help you and your students learn about native pollinators and their habitat needs, and collect the necessary information for creating such a habitat in your schoolyard. View Resource »

Filed Under: Bee & Other Animal Structures, Building Projects, Garden Design, Garden Planning, Planting

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