Take the Million Pollinator Garden Challenge

Butterflies, bees, wasps, and even moths and bats are pollinators.  Photo (c) Helen Newling Lawson
Butterflies, bees, wasps, and even moths and bats are pollinators.
Photo (c) Helen Newling Lawson

Fall 2015 – The National Pollinator Garden Network has launched the “Million Pollinator Garden Challenge,” a nationwide call to action to anyone with a garden: large, small, or even a container. Simply plant a garden that provides pollen and nectar sources for pollinators, including butterflies, bees, wasps, and even moths and bats. Then, register your garden through the Pollinator Partnership at www.millionpollinatorgardens.org. For ideas on what to plant in your area, click on “planting guides” at www.pollinator.org/guides.htm and enter your zip code. Include some milkweed and help the monarchs!

Let’s Play Outside!

Looking for ways to get your kids outside and active? Georgia Kids Outside posts tons of great activities to help your kids reconnect with nature, stay fit, and enjoy the great outdoors, all across Georgia. We have guided hikes, wildlife encounters, scouting programs, one-day events, nature centers, volunteer activities, environmental education programs, gardening projects, and more.

Let’s head out!