Bees and other beneficial pollinators are disappearing at alarming rates. While we may not know the exact cause of the disappearance, we do know that some pesticides are contributing to their decline. But we also know there are simple things we can each do to help combat pollinator loss. By making simple choices such as choosing to plant pollinator-friendly plants to provide bees forage—we can all help address this crisis.

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Pollinator-Friendly Plants to Choose

Bees and other beneficial pollinators are disappearing at alarming rates.

Pollinator-Friendly Plants to Choose