Pollinator Pathways


Pollinator Pathways are corridors of diverse plants that support cooling temperatures and foster biodiversity, especially for native pollinators. Creating and expanding an interconnected network of these corridors on both public and private land will provide important habitats and help manage carbon and water in ways that reduce the impacts of climate change. 

This work has already begun in the Goss Grove neighborhood. Initial partners include the City of Boulder’s Climate Initiatives Department, Planning Department, Bee Chicas, Butterfly Pavillion, CSU Extension, Eco-Cycle, People and Pollinators Action Network, Resource Central, and the Xerces Society.

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