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dandelions and concrete: February 2015

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Wednesday, February 25, 2015. Update on Guelph's Pollinator Park (decommissioned Eastview Landfill site). I first blogged about this Pollinator Park project in 2012. Glad to see that it continues to expand! From the website ( Pollination Guelph Planting Sites. A bee hotel was added in June 2014 through the "Wild for Bees" initiative, which Pollination Guelph was a site partner in. This initiative is sponsored by Burt's Bees, Sustainable.TO, Fairmont Hotels and Resorts, and Pollinator Partnership ...The E...

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Bees to Butterflies...and Beyond Pollinator Event Schedule - Ontario Native Plant Nursery | Container Grown | (705)466-6290

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Pollinators Paradise Project: March 2015

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We're creating a "pollinator corridor" of native plants that will provide food and shelter for pollinators across the city of Hamilton, Ontario. Tuesday, March 31, 2015. Paul O'Hara on planting your pollinator garden and acting on behalf of bio-diversity. 8220;There is so much we can do to bolster the bio-diversity of our cities and towns,” Paul O’Hara of Blue Oak Native Landscapes. Told a well-filled room of community members last Saturday, at the Church of the Nazarene (Ottawa Street). Walking around t...

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Pollinators Paradise Project: CERTIFICATION PROGRAM

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We're creating a "pollinator corridor" of native plants that will provide food and shelter for pollinators across the city of Hamilton, Ontario. Do you have a pollinator patch that you are proud of and want the world to know about? Certifying Pollinator Paradise in Hamilton: Let’s bring back Hamilton’s pollinators! Monarchs, bees and other pollinators need our help accessing healthy food. That lists patches across the city. 1) Create a pollinator patch. 3) You will receive a weatherproof sign for display...

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Pollinators Paradise Project: May 2015

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We're creating a "pollinator corridor" of native plants that will provide food and shelter for pollinators across the city of Hamilton, Ontario. Sunday, May 31, 2015. Native Medicine Gardens Welcome Pollinators. To offer tobacco is to pay an ultimate respect to that which you are asking. Six Nations Farmers Market. Our elders tell us that our food is our medicine," Elaine Lee with the De dwa da dehs nye s Aboriginal Health Centre. After a light lunch, the group of ten women go back outdoors. There's moth...

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Pollinators Paradise Project: April 2015

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We're creating a "pollinator corridor" of native plants that will provide food and shelter for pollinators across the city of Hamilton, Ontario. Wednesday, April 29, 2015. City of Hamilton (the owners of the land) can be proud. A startling sight it is to observe the industrial stacks on the horizon, puffing gently today (north, west and south). Below, along the harbour, fishermen wait patiently for fish to bite. Together, they tell us, a group of twenty odd nature enthusiasts about the habits of the tree...

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Pollinators Paradise Project: Re-planting Victoria Park's Butterfly Garden (August 5th).

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We're creating a "pollinator corridor" of native plants that will provide food and shelter for pollinators across the city of Hamilton, Ontario. Thursday, August 6, 2015. Re-planting Victoria Park's Butterfly Garden (August 5th). Juby, amongst the flowers. All hands on deck (or in the garden). With Paul O'Hara, learning how to put the plants in correctly! Maddy, the dog, supervising the planting. A Project of Environment Hamilton and the Hamilton Naturalists Club. Join our mailing list:. Climate change i...

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Pollinators Paradise Project: February 2015

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We're creating a "pollinator corridor" of native plants that will provide food and shelter for pollinators across the city of Hamilton, Ontario. Tuesday, February 24, 2015. Pipeline Trail Bus Tour. 8220;We should all be allowed to have exposure to nature and nice things- not only those who can afford it.” Elizabeth Seidl, Coordinator of Pipeline Trail Crown Point Action Planning Team. Elizabeth Seidl describes herself as a “listener.”. The vision fell into place at this point. The 5km-long pipeline trail...

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Pollinators Paradise Project: COMMON POLLINATOR PLANTS

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We're creating a "pollinator corridor" of native plants that will provide food and shelter for pollinators across the city of Hamilton, Ontario. Check out these links:. Http:/ hamiltonmonarchs.blogspot.ca/2014/09/creating-pollinator-paradise.html. Check out Pollinator Guelph's amazing resources for getting your pollinator garden growing: http:/ www.pollinationguelph.ca/#! Make sure you have a variety of flowers blooming from early season through to frost. Early spring is very important- bees emerge f...

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Pollinators Paradise Project: (Re) building the Butterfly Garden at Victoria Park: Stage 2

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We're creating a "pollinator corridor" of native plants that will provide food and shelter for pollinators across the city of Hamilton, Ontario. Friday, July 31, 2015. Re) building the Butterfly Garden at Victoria Park: Stage 2. 8220;The butterfly garden was meant to be a place for celebration.” Calla Shea-Pelletier, volunteer caretaker at Victoria Park. 8220;What’s alive in Hamilton” butterfly checklist. We will be replanting the Victoria Park Butterfly Garden and you’re invited! SAGE) at the school.