Resources

Check out our information sheets outlining how to start a pollinator garden! There are also charts that help you choose ideal plants, whether your garden is sunny, shady, wet, or dry.

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Questioning whether this is a global trend already? Have a look at what these cities are doing to help pollinators...

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On the blog

Check out our recent blog posts related to tips, tricks, and treats for helping you in the garden.

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Catherine DiLosa

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May 26, 2021

Six Bees To Look Out For This Spring & Summer

From afar the bees buzzing around our gardens might all look very similar, but there are actually over 400 species of bees found in Ontario.

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Don Whitred

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May 19, 2021

Dutch Ingenuity Leads the Way Saving Pollinators in Urban Environments

The Dutch, "recognizing the crucial role played by wild bees in the pollination of food crops, especially fruit and vegetable plants,…

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Sylvia Sass

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April 15, 2021

Monarch Butterflies in the City

Many pollinators need our help, but with butterflies, their future is especially concerning. They are facing significant habitat depletion…