Scrub Land Pollinator Planting Project

On a reclaimed scrub land site, we are establishing a pollinator habitat to support bees, butterflies, and other vital species. By planting native wildflowers and grasses, such as milkweed, coneflower, and bluestem, we are transforming barren land into a biodiversity hotspot.

Project Goals

• Create pollinator habitat
• Support local biodiversity
• Educate community about native plants
• Transform degraded land

Implementation

We are planting a diverse mix of native wildflowers and grasses, including:

• Milkweed
• Coneflower
• Bluestem
• Other native pollinator-friendly species

Impact

This project boosts local ecosystems and educates the community about the importance of native plants. The transformed land serves as a living classroom for understanding pollinator ecology and habitat restoration.

Contact us to learn more about this project or to participate in our planting efforts.