Pollinator Pathway NW
Promoting Pollinator Health and Habitat in the Northwest
What is a Pollinator Pathway?
A pollinator pathway is a continuous corridor of native, pesticide-free plantings that provide habitat and food sources for bees, butterflies, hummingbirds and other pollinators.
Pollinator pathway projects are managed by volunteers working with local farms, nurseries and businesses to plant gardens and provide educational outreach and advocacy with the goal of creating a network of gardens where pollinators can thrive.
Learn the history of our demonstration pollinator garden at 21 Acres.
Learn the history of our demonstration pollinator garden at 21 Acres.
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Pollinator Pathway NW is a project of 21 Acres. To contribute to our work, click the button here and then designate that you want the funds to go to Pollinator Pathway NW.
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The Xerces Society is a non-profit environmental organization that focuses on the conservation of invertebrates and educating the public on the importance of native pollinator habitats. Their name comes from the now extinct California butterfly, Xerces blue.
The Xerces Society website lists conservation resources for establishing, restoring and maintaining pollinator habitats in the Pacific Northwest.
The Xerces Society website lists conservation resources for establishing, restoring and maintaining pollinator habitats in the Pacific Northwest.
Oxbow Farm and Conservation Center is a non-profit organization that researches and practices sustainable farming methods. They grow food and native plants, and strive to educate people about sustainable agriculture and dangers to the environment.
Oxbow offers special events, educational programs and volunteer opportunities. The public can visit the farm, explore the fields and trail system, and pick up fresh, organic produce and native plants at the farm stand.
Oxbow offers special events, educational programs and volunteer opportunities. The public can visit the farm, explore the fields and trail system, and pick up fresh, organic produce and native plants at the farm stand.
21 Acres is a center for sustainable agriculture located in Woodinville, Washington. The farm promotes regenerative programs that address the relationship between climate action and farming. Through farm tours, educational events and volunteering opportunities, you can learn about composting, water conservation techniques, permaculture and gardening practices.
The 21 Acres farm is also home to the Pollinator Pathway NW demonstration pollinator garden and spiral herb garden. Our work is supported by volunteers and staff on the farm.
The 21 Acres farm is also home to the Pollinator Pathway NW demonstration pollinator garden and spiral herb garden. Our work is supported by volunteers and staff on the farm.
Founding partners
21 Acres, Sammamish Valley Alliance, Sammamish valley Grange and Coastal Community Bank
Additional support provided by:
Woodinville Garden Club, Rent Mason Bees and Vanderloop Communications
