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Did you know that:

• The most common pollinators are insects (bees, wasps, moths, butterflies, flies, and beetles), but some species of birds and mammals (like bats) serve as pollinators also
• Almost 200 pollinator species are considered threatened or extinct
• Pollinators are necessary for 75% of our major food crops

A pollinator meadow can provide:

• Native food (nutrient rich nectar and pollen) to sustain pollinators
• Cover (to provide shelter and protection to pollinators from predators)
• Places to raise young (butterflies need special host plants as food for their caterpillars)​

A healthy meadow can also prevent erosion and help keep waterways clean!

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Progress has been made on the pollinator meadow with the tarps laid and the observation deck started.  Thank you to our volunteers!