What We Do
Pollinator Community
The Center for Pollinator Conservation is creating a community network composed of federal, state, and Tribal governments, non-governmental organizations, academia, and private industry.
The Center hosted a series of action planning workshops to collectively find common ground for building a pollinator conservation action plan to increase pollinator habitat for the next two to five years. The intent was to create connection and community and to identify and begin to address the most immediate and difficult challenges we collectively face in leading pollinator conservation. From the five workshops, more than 175 participants were essential in identifying five actions. With volunteers willing to champion each action, they are leading the path for implementation. The Center will collaborate with the champions to review the action plan alongside their existing projects to determine which of the actions we can help facilitate or add capacity.
The pollinator habitat conservation actions:
- Streamlining Regulations and Policies for Pollinator Habitat
- Expanding Availability Native Seed and Plant
- Strengthening Coordination Amon Partners and Initiatives
- Increasing Resources and Building Capacity
- Improving Access to and Addressing Limitations in Available Data
Stay tuned for the pollinator action plan being available to you in fall 2024.
Our Services
The Center helps to collaborate and share resources, best practices and approaches for people who are working to address declining pollinator populations in North America. We offer a number of services to the public, companies, and local government agencies.
Browse the services offered by the Center for Pollinator Conservation.
The North American Bee Distribution Tool
This is an interactive portal that allows for rapid assessment of apparent bee species richness throughout the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
Monarch Conservation Opportunities Tool
The Monarch Conservation Opportunities Tool (M-COT) is a scalable on-line mapper designed to help find intersections between your species and land management priorities and monarch butterflies and their habitat.