We are excited to announce our first virtual presentation of 2023 coming on March 30! This event will showcase 3 speakers exploring how pollinator habitat benefits not only pollinators, but people as well. Register for your FREE tickets on Eventbrite.
Calling all researchers! PG is now accepting applications for the 2023 Community Grant Program for Researchers.
Learn about neonics and their impact on pollinators.
We are excited to announce our first virtual presentation of 2023 coming on March 30! This event will showcase 3 speakers exploring how pollinator habitat benefits not only pollinators, but people as well. Register for your FREE tickets on Eventbrite.
2023 Virtual Speaker Series:
People and Pollinators
On Thursday, March 30th at 7pm, join us for a free webinar event where a panel of three speakers will explore how pollinator gardens benefit both people and insects!
Check out our Events page to learn more about this free speaker series, and to register for the event!
Pollination Guelph
Community Grant Program
For the third year running, Pollination Guelph will be offering our Community Grant Program! The focus of this year's grant will be on pollinator-related research. If you are researching or monitoring pollinators, pollinator decline and/or pollinator-friendly plants, visit our Community Grant Program page for more details on how to apply
You can also learn more about our previous grant recipients from our 2020 Press Release and 2021 Press Release.
Join us at An Event Near You
Various around the province, usually near Guelph, Ontario
Join Pollination Guelph and several other groups at events across the province, from Bug Days to Naturalist Group presentations. These events will usually be posted on our Facebook page, sometimes on Twitter, and more rarely, on Instagram.
If you see us, come say Hi.
SPOTLIGHT
PG's Proud Achievements!
Pollination Guelph is honoured to be the 2022 recipient of Nature Guelph’s Scott Beemer Nature Award. This award recognizes Pollination Guelph’s work to conserve and create pollinator habitat.
Judy Brisson (President of Nature Guelph - right) presenting the award to Clare Irwin (Co-chair - left) and Lorne Widmer (Treasurer - centre) of Pollination Guelph.
PG is also proud to receive Greener Greenspace awards for our Gosling Pollinator Garden & CRESC Pollinator Habitat projects. These awards from SOUL (Society for Organic Urban Landcare) recognize those working with ecologically sound land care practices on individual projects.
Purchase your
Pollinator Books and Signs Online
Are you the proud owner of pollinator habitat? Order a Pollinator Habitat Sign for your garden today through our online contact form.
We also offer four Pollinator books by Heather Holm, including her newly released spiral bound identification guide 'Common Native Bees'! These books are excellent resources for beginner and seasoned pollinator enthusiasts alike.
