Pollinator Pop-Up
What is the Pollinator Pop-Up?
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Westchester Land Trust created the Pollinator Pop-Up to provide FREE resources, and fun, practical information about bees, butterflies, hummingbirds, and other pollinators. These tiny workers pollinate nearly one-third of the food we eat and many of the plants we enjoy—but habitat loss and other threats have caused drastic declines in their populations.
Overview
The Pollinator Pop-Up is an interactive mobile exhibit under a bright yellow 10×10 tent, offering hands-on activities and a wealth of information for pollinator lovers of all ages. All of our educational materials are provided in both English and Spanish.
Interested in booking the Pollinator Pop-Up at your community event? Fill out the form below to submit your information and learn about fees associated with the Pollinator Pop-Up. All inquiries must be submitted via this online form.
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You Can Help Pollinators
The good news is that everyone can help pollinators, whether you live on 10 acres of land or in a 10th-floor apartment—check out the resources below to learn how you can make a difference. The Pollinator Pop-Up online toolkit provides resources for families, gardeners, teachers, and budding community scientists.
Got questions? Spotted a cool pollinator? Tag us on social media with the hashtags #westchesterlandtrust and #pollinatorpopup to join the conversation!
Planting for Pollinators
Resources for Families + Teachers
The Pollinator Pathway—BEE on It!
Pollinator Pathway Brochure
This Pollinator Pathway project is organized by volunteers from town conservation organizations working together to establish pollinator-friendly habitat and food sources for bees, butterflies, hummingbirds and other pollinating insects and wildlife along a series of continuous corridors. Learn more on the Pollinator Pathway website
Thanks to Con Edison for partially funding this Westchester Land Trust program and for supporting local efforts to make our communities more pollinator friendly.