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Check out Pollinator Pathway's Spring 2024 Newsletter, The Buzz! pollinator-pathway.org/so/dbOw_-dW-?l…

Native Willows: Don't Overlook this Beautiful Pollinator "Superfood" Check out our latest blog post to learn more: pollinator-pathway.org/blog

It's Spring Ephemeral Time! extension.psu.edu/spring-ephemer…

Looking for events in your area or want to get the word out about a Pollinator Pathway related event? Check out our events page: pollinator-pathway.org/events-1 to see upcoming events and share your own events!

No Mow May: Lessons Learned Check out our latest blog post on how we are thinking about No Mow May: pollinator-pathway.org/blog

As spring approaches, don't clean up too soon! - Wait until temperatures are consistently 50-60 for a few days - Leave the leaves as helpful organic matter - Keep the stems as long as possible - Fill any gaps in your yard with native plants

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Shout out to the the Cheshire Pollinator Pathway, awarded Nonprofit of the Year by the Cheshire Chamber of Commerce, in recognition for the group’s efforts to “Plant for Pollinators” and “Plant for the Planet.”

Newsflash: The Warblers are Coming! Check out our latest blog post to learn more: pollinator-pathway.org/blog

Instead of just celebrating Earth Day, Charlotte VT is kicking off a celebration of Earth Month on April 1, including Pollinator Pathway planting events! Photo by Julie Dickerson Parker

Native Red maples (Acer rubrum) are blooming now in the Northeast, providing critical spring forage for early-emerging pollinators like cellophane bees, mining bees and queen bumblebees at a time when few floral resources are available.

Early spring is the perfect time to inspect your valued trees! Read our blog article to learn more here: pollinator-pathway.org/blog

Looking for creative ways to add pollinator pathways to your community? Check out this beautiful hellstrip from Virginia! Learn more here: wildseedproject.net/2018/04/hellst…

Save Your Stems! Many hollow or pithy plant stems provide excellent homes for cavity nesting insects. Read our blog article to learn more here: pollinator-pathway.org/blog

Check out this great blog and the personal experience of starting a pollinator garden from Canada! cornerpollinatorgarden.net

Check out this amazing Community Science Project out of the Entomology Department at Cornell University! Learn more here: gnbee.org And follow them on instagram to stay up to date: @projectgnbee

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Did you know Neonicotinoids (a type of insecticide) are harming our wildlife - including our birds and bees. abcbirds.org/wp-content/upl… Photo of a Chipping Sparrow with a Caterpillar. By Karalyn Lamb

Come tour a bee neighborhood with Dr. Nick Dorian: youtube.com/watch?v=eUYd_G… For more info: watchingbees.com/species-accoun…

Native Ground Nesting Bees Need Our Help! Read our blog article to learn more here: pollinator-pathway.org/blog

Spring has sprung in the Northeast - Unequal Cellophane Bees have emerged! Check out this blog post from Turfs Pollinator Initiative: sites.tufts.edu/pollinators/20… Photo: Female Unequal Cellophane Bee by Karalyn Lamb

How to Create a Safe Bee Watering Station Check out how you can create a DIY bee water station here: buddhabeeapiary.com/blog/bee-water… Photo from Buddha Bee Apiary