Pollinator Paths Toolkit
The Pollinator Paths project aspired to connect local residents with nature, particularly through gardening and helping to foster green spaces. Community gardens improve the wellbeing of both residents and pollinators – the animals and insects who pollinate one in every three mouthfuls of food we eat, but who are increasingly endangered by pesticides and the decline of urban green spaces. Through cultivating community gardens, residents can be physically active and socialise with their neighbours, as well as benefiting the environment and biodiversity.
The pollinator paths toolkit can be used for personal learning, running workshops with your community group or to run pollinator-friendly activities with your friends and family.
