Featured Highlights

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  In the news: NAPPC Grants More Than $94,000 to Advance Cutting-Edge Pollinator Research

  May 14, 2026

  Pollinator Partnership and NAPPC devoted more than $94,000 towards the critical research supporting essential butterflies, moths, bumble bees, and honey bees. Read the full press release.

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  The Pollinator Power Party is Coming Back!

  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.

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  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.

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  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.

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  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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  Accomplishments from the Conservation Partners Program (2022 – 2025)

  by Sophia Sorboro Partner Biologist

  In 2022, Pollinator Partnership (P2) was awarded funding through the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation’s (NFWF) competitive Conservation Partners Program (CPP) grant fund. Thanks to NFWF’s financial support through this CPP grant, we’ve had the opportunity to expand our Partner Biologist team and provide hands-on assistance to Ohio and Indiana’s agricultural and conservation communities for the last three years. Read the full blog article recapping for a complete re-cap of this educational program.

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