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Theme: Pursuing Pollinators

Great Pollinator Web Sites

  • Our Future Flies on the Wings of Pollinators - In-depth resources on all kinds of North American pollinators. Includes a "pollinator of the month" feature.

  • Operation RubyThroat - A collaborative, international project on hummingbirds and their migration. Features advice on attracting them, photo galleries, questions and answers, and an online discussion.

  • Pollination Home Page - A plethora of links to photo galleries, articles, and even movies.

  • Monarch Watch - An online tagging and monitoring project, curriculum ideas, connections with research scientists, and a butterfly garden kit.

  • Lesson: Honeybees and Pollination - Three hands-on activities for grades four to six.



Grants for School Gardens

Youth Garden Grants
Each year, the National Gardening Association awards several hundred Youth Garden Grants to schools, neighborhood organizations, community centers, camps, clubs, and intergenerational programs throughout the United States. Each grant consists of a wide assortment of quality tools, seeds, garden products, and educational materials. Click here to learn more and download an application for Youth Garden Grants.

Organic School Garden Awards
Do you use organic methods in your school garden? If so, you are eligible to enter this contest sponsored by The Rodale Institute. Teams of students and teachers are asked to submit an essay and photos that express how their school garden improves students' health and the health of the Earth. Three winning schools will receive cash prizes. Visit the Web site for entry forms, guidelines, and information on previous winners.

Learning Grounds National Grant
(for Canadian schools)
K-12 educators wishing to create or expand naturalized areas on school grounds can apply. The areas must be used for learning and discovery. At least 75% of the grant funds must be used to purchase native species of trees, shrubs, and wildflowers. You can download an application from the Learning Grounds Web site.

 


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