The pollinator Pathway comes out of Seattle. This project gives food and shelter birds in the Seattle area along with its bees and butterflies .
Those animals are fed in the middle of the city of Seattle in gardens that are pollinatos and a mile long . This group is small but persiussive about one third of the food we eat and flowers have 75 percent of the world's flower plants , they two groups rely on pollinators , These are falling because of habitat loss and pesticide use. Founder of the Pollinator Pathway, Srarah Bergmann said, "There's more to it than honeybee decline in our area . native pollinators need help like the bumblebee.
Buy plants for the gardens and to take care of them. $50 dollars keeps a garden running for a month.
Give garden tools for the mulching they do biannually and parties for planting .
Contact the organization for information and for how to start one of these in your own area.
www.pollinationpathway.com
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