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Learning to Create Pollinator Habitat from Our Northern Neighbors
With A Flower Patch for the Rusty-Patched Bumblebee: Creating Habitat Gardens for Native Pollinators in the Greater Toronto Area, Friends...
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Jun 1, 2021


After Some Delays, the Greenwich Pollinator Pathway Mural Begins to Bloom This Summer
Greenwich Pollinator Pathway is installing a gorgeous mural to celebrate the power of native pollinator plants to enhance biodiversity...
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May 10, 2021


Unlisted RoundUp Ingredients May Be More Toxic to Bumblebees Than Glyphosate
By Mary Wilson A recent study published in the Journal of Applied Ecology by researchers at Royal Holloway University of London found...
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May 4, 2021


Biking with Butterflies
By Shawn O'Sullivan “I didn’t see a monarch every day, but every day, for eight and a half months, I saw the people who could save them.”...
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Apr 29, 2021


Plant It and They Will Come
By Holly Kocet We all want to help our threatened insect pollinators by planting pollinator gardens. But are we making the best possible...
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Apr 21, 2021


Trumbull is Marking the 51st Earth Day with a Week-long Celebration
“We’ve got a really robust agenda that we’re really excited about,” said Pam Roman, a member of the town’s Sustainable Team. “Starting...
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Apr 19, 2021


Learn the ABC's of Pollinator Plants and About the Pollinators that Rely on Them
Two Old Lyme organizations teamed up recently to present The ABCs of Pollinator Plants, and you are invited to tune into their talk -...
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Mar 30, 2021


Rusty Patched Bumble Bee Gets Its Day in Court... Again
While the rusty patched bumble bee is the only bee in the continental US currently listed under the Endangered Species Act (ESA), its...
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Mar 29, 2021


Natural History magazine covers our Pollinator Pathway
"A grass-roots movement is transforming traditional landscapes into pollinator way stations", writes Susan Shea in the April issue of...
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Mar 28, 2021


Do Yourself (and Our Pollinators) a Favor and Tune into Digging in the Dirt
By Cathy Smith After listening to a few episodes recently of the WPKN Radio Show Digging in the Dirt with host Kevin Gallagher , I kept...
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Mar 9, 2021


The Toxic Truth About Neonic Coated Seeds
By Mary Wilson The issue of coated seeds came to light recently when a severe contamination event was reported from an ethanol plant in...
Mary Wilson
Mar 5, 2021


A Welcome to New Intern Devon Wolfe
My name is Devon Wolfe and I am a current intern for the Norwalk River Watershed Association/Pollinator Pathways Northeast. I am a Darien...
Devon Wolfe
Mar 4, 2021


Pollinator Pathway Northeast Featured in Winter 2021 Issue of 2 Million Blossoms
We're delighted to report that the Winter 2021 issue of 2 Million Blossoms features an in-depth story on the Pollinator Pathway Northeast...
Pollinator Pathway NE
Mar 4, 2021


Protect Our "Gentle Giants" - Don't Kill Carpenter Bees!
By Cathy Smith Carpenter bees (genus Xylocopa) are our largest native bee, along with bumble bee queens. There are several species in...
Cathy Smith
Mar 3, 2021


Building "Pollineighbors" with the Hastings Pollinator Pathway
By Pinar O’Flaherty and Haven Colgate Hastings-on-Hudson, NY has long prided itself on its environmental record. Active residents have...
Pinar O’Flaherty and Haven Colgate
Mar 3, 2021


Start A Pollinator Pathway In Your Town.
The Pollinator Pathway is a project organized by volunteers from town conservation organizations (listed on each town's page) working...
Pollinator Pathway NE
Feb 28, 2021


Need matching funds to plant native trees in 2021?
Join Pollinator Pathway groups in Norwalk, Wilton, New Canaan, Ridgefield and Redding in Connecticut who have already worked with One...
Pollinator Pathway NE
Feb 19, 2021


Be the Envy of Your Neighborhood - Get Inspired!
Many of us live in homes surrounded by lawn. We have learned to avoid fertilizers and pesticides that turn our ponds scummy and threaten...
Donna Merrill
Feb 10, 2021


A Winter Seed Sowing Project to Banish the Blahs
“Winter sown seedlings grow into healthy, sturdy plants. Plants will be ready to thrive in the garden when spring arrives.” - Trudy...
Elizabeth Craig
Jan 18, 2021
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