Pollinator Habitat Program News Today

CHATTANOOGA -- Pollinators. They’re kind of a big deal.

Recognizing that industry leaders must play a significant role in creating bold and transformative biodiversity actions that contribute to harmony with nature, Hayashi Telempu North America (HTNA) announces the establishment

Nashville — The Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) has been awarded the Pollinator Roadside Management Award for 2023 by the North American Pollinator Partnership Campaign. The award is given to

If you’re driving along the highway in Florida sometime soon, you may find the roadside dotted with the blooms of thousands of flowers. But they aren’t

Once found in much of the United States, wildlife officials are now seeking to add federal protections for a species of bumble bee that researchers believe is "declining at an alarming rate."

Farmers restore habitat for native pollinators

TDOT’s Project Milkweed has been suspended due to overwhelming demand from Tennesseans, to help restore landscapes & preserve habitats for pollinators. Program returns in June 2024.

The bounty and beauty of the agricultural industry that powers much of the Santa Barbara County economy is created through the work of many hardworking people and powerful machinery.

The California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) awarded a grant of almost $2 million through its Pollinator Habitat Program to the Cachuma Resource Conservation District and its partners.

The Tennessee Department of Transportation has launched Project Milkweed, a mail-order resource aimed at restoring and preserving habitats for monarch butterflies and other pollinator species across Tennessee.