Making Ames Lake Pollinator Friendly

  • Location
    Redmond, Washington
  • Status
    Active
  • Age Level
    Any Age
    5 to 7 Years
    8 to 10 Years

The Problem

There is a big decrease in pollinators recently. Monarch butterflys which pass through our area have dipped in the past years. We are looking to select native plants that pollinators love to make our neighborhood pollinator friendly.

Our Plan

planting pollinator friendly native plants in our yards and neighborhoods.

Themes Addressed

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    Animal Welfare
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    Biodiversity Loss
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    Migratory species
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    Pollinators

The Benefit

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    Animals
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    Environment
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