Helping Native Pollinators Thrive program

Pollinators include not only honeybees, but native bees, butterflies, moths and other insects, as well as birds and bats. As these creatures visit plants foraging for food (pollen and nectar), they move pollen around, providing a vital service, helping plants reproduce.

UNH Extension will hold a Helping Native Pollinators Thrive program at the Weeks State Park House Museum in Lancaster, NH on August 6^th from 6 to 7:30 pm

The good news is that we all have the ability to create and enhance habitat for our pollinators. We can help our pollinators by considering their habitat needs as we landscape our properties. Join us as we discuss how you can help our pollinators by providing food sources and nesting sites, and how to minimize threats that can unintentionally put them at risk.

Speakers:

• Debra Marnich is the Stewardship Director with Chocorua Lake Conservancy.
• Wendy Scribner is a Natural Resources Field Specialist with UNH Cooperative Extension.

To take part in this program, register at Helping Native Pollinators Thrive | Extension