Featured Highlights

  • The Pollinator Month Silent Auction is OPEN

    Get seeds, field guides, gardening supplies, luxury home goods, museum tickets, concert experiences, and so much more. Every item has been generously donated by our supporters, partners, and sponsors, with all proceeds directly benefiting our mission. Your bid can help protect the birds, bats, bees, butterflies, beetles, and other small mammals that provide one out of every three bites of food we eat. Bidding ends June 30th!

  • Shop Life on a Leaf T-Shirts for #PollinatorWeek!

    There's still time to shop our limited-edition Pollinator Week apparel collection! Featuring artwork from the 2026 Life on a Leaf: Celebrating Caterpillars and Host Plants poster, these shirts highlight 19 real caterpillar–host plant relationships that support biodiversity and healthy ecosystems. Represent your support for pollinating butterflies and moths by shopping the collection.

  • Are you ready for the biggest party for pollinators?

    June 22-26, 2026

    Join Pollinator Partnership and EPRI for a week-long celebration of pollinators in honor of #PollinatorWeek. From real-world habitat case studies led by electric power companies to practical resources you can use, there’s something for everyone looking to make a positive difference for pollinator health.

    Remember to join our community science project (that has already started on iNaturalist!) and SIGN UP to receive the Daily Pollens throughout the week.

  • NAPPC Awards

    Nominations due July 17th

    The North American Pollinator Protection Campaign (NAPPC) is seeking nominations for eight prestigious awards: Pollinator Advocate Award (three countries), the Farmer-Rancher Pollinator Conservation Award (three countries), the Pollinator Roadside Management Award, and the Pollinator Electric Power Award. The awards will be presented at the annual NAPPC Conference in Washington D.C. in October 2024.

  • How I became an accidental plant parent and balcony gardener

    by Amber Barnes, Co-Director of Agricultural Programs, Pollinator Partnership

    Large or small, pollinators need it all! Habitat loss is the main driver of pollinator decline, but we can help bring nature back by taking advantage of even the least conventional place for a garden: a balcony. Read the full blog article where Pollinator Partnership's Amber Barnes retells her "accidental" gardening journey.

  • Life on a Leaf: Celebrating Caterpillars and Host Plants

    Meet the Pollinators

    Meet the Life on a Leaf: Celebrating Caterpillars and Host Plants poster. Illustrated by the incredibly talented Avani Hope, this year’s design showcases 19 caterpillar species alongside the native host plants they rely on, offering a beautiful visual guide to these essential relationships. Learn more about each caterpillar by clicking here.

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About Pollinators

Birds, bats, bees, butterflies, beetles, and other small mammals that pollinate plants are responsible for bringing us one out of every three bites of food.

They also sustain our ecosystems and produce our natural resources by helping plants reproduce.

Without the actions of pollinators agricultural economies, our food supply, and surrounding landscapes would collapse. Learn More

7 Things You Can Do
Threats to Pollinators

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