Pollinator Pathway
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The Pelham Pollinator Pathway is growing through the work of Pelham Pathways, a volunteer-led nonprofit dedicated to connecting people with nature while protecting and enhancing the community’s outdoor spaces. Through native and pollinator plantings, habitat restoration, conservation education, accessible trails, and community stewardship, Pelham Pathways is helping create healthier habitat for pollinators, birds, and other wildlife throughout town.
Public Gardens
Photo Credit: Pelham Pathways
Photo Credit: Pelham Pathways
Photo Credit: Pelham Pathways
Celebration Park
Once a simple lawn beside Pelham’s pickleball courts, Celebration Park has been transformed into a community garden and wildlife habitat filled with native plants, pollinator-friendly gardens, memorial trees and shrubs, and spaces for people to enjoy nature. The park’s Pollinator Garden, created with the Pelham Garden Group, provides nectar and pollen for Monarch butterflies, bumblebees, and other pollinators, while sustainable, chemical-free land-care practices help protect the habitat they depend on. Celebration Park also includes a Bluebird Sanctuary and accessible pathways, making it a welcoming place for wildlife and people alike.
Photo Credit: Pollinator Pathway
Photo Credit: Pelham Pathway
Photo Credit: Pollinator Pathway
Harmony Park at Pulpit Rock
Harmony Park at Pulpit Rock is a five-acre, pollinator-focused public park being developed by Pelham Pathways in partnership with Pulpit Rock Lodge #103. Designed to protect green space while creating habitat for pollinators, birds, and other wildlife, the park will feature native plant restoration, low-impact trails, accessible gathering spaces, and opportunities for conservation education. By strengthening connections between native plant communities and surrounding habitat, Harmony Park will become an important new stepping stone on the Pelham Pollinator Pathway.
