Pollinator Project Rogue Valley

SAVING THE POLLINATORS

From Fire to Flowers

Our hearts go out to those who lost so much in the Almeda Fire. We are not able to help with rebuilding habitat for people, but we can help create habitat for pollinators and other wildlife. As one small gesture, we would like to gift two native pollinator plants to fire impacted community members who are missing their pollinator gardens. These native plants will not only provide a bright spot in the rebuilding process, but will also provide needed sustenance for butterflies, native bees, and other pollinators.

From Fire to Flowers is a new initiative to distribute free native plants, specifically selected to support pollinators, to people who lost their homes and gardens in the fire.
Click below to find out more about this unique project and how to nominate yourself - or a friend or family member.

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From Fire to Flowers photo album.

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about pollinators, gardens and more!

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Thank you, Rogue Valley community!
We are super thrilled and
honored to have been the
nonprofit of the month in April
with both the
Ashland Food Co-op's Change for Good

and the
Medford Food Co-op's Positive Change program!
Please read our letter to the community.

Our Garden Guide is Here!

We are thrilled with the success of the native plants growing in our pollinator garden in front of our office in downtown Phoenix! Click here to learn more about this garden and watch a few videos about some of the native plants we have highlighted.
Our hot-off-the-press Garden Guide is now available for your self-guided tour. The Guide explains the 31 plant species growing in the garden and provides information about the pollinators they support.
You are invited to visit often to see how the garden changes with the seasons, and of course we are always looking for volunteers!
This Garden Guide would not have been possible without the dedication of our awesome Pollinteer, Pete Gonzalves, who contributed many hours of research in addition to his expertise.
These Guides are available for sale - see our Gift Center for more information!

Bumble Bees of Southwest Oregon are here!

We are thrilled to be one of the co-sponsors for Vesper Meadow's little pocket guide to Bumble Bees of Southwest Oregon! At 40 pages, this field guide is a great resource for beginning and seasoned naturalists alike! Click here to visit our Gift Center!