National Pollinator Week
Staff and volunteers surveying for bumblebees. Photo: Sierra Hastings
As National Pollinator Week comes to a close, we're left feeling inspired by the volunteers and partners who are so invested in the conservation of these outstanding pollinator species. We've highlighted some resources and opportunities below, but always feel free to reach out with additional questions!
Volunteer Resources
Community Science Resources
Data Entry
For more tools, resources and information, visit the Utah Pollinator Pursuit website.
Recommended Reading:
It can be easy to feel overwhelmed by the large-scale factors that are impacting wildlife species, including pollinators, worldwide. So where do we feel like there's nothing we can do?
Nature's Best Hope by Douglas Tallamy introduces readers to a hands-on approach to conservation, outlining ways that we can individually make a positive difference for wildlife in our own backyards.
Volunteer with Our Partners!
Our partners at Swaner Preserve & EcoCenter are seeking volunteers to help weed and prune their demonstration pollinator garden in Park City, Utah. This is a great opportunity to learn about native and waterwise plants and to benefit bees, butterflies, and other pollinators.
Wednesday, June 28, 5:30pm-6:30pm
Saturday, July 8, 9am-10am
Wednesday, July 26, 5:30pm-6:30pm
Thank You
Thank you for everything you do to conserve our amazing pollinators in the West! This work would not be possible without the continued support of our outstanding volunteers.
If you're unable to join us in the field this year, there are other ways you can support this project! Please consider supporting this and other conservation work through donating, sharing on social media, or passing this email along to your family and friends.
Don't hesitate to email us at mary@sagelandcollaborative.org with any questions.