Conservation efforts for pollinators are essential for ensuring the health of our ecosystems and the sustainability of our food supply. Although there is a massive push for growing flowering plants which are an essential food source for pollinators such as bees and butterflies, grasses are just as important for the larval stages and as part of their habitats. Growing a range of native grass species and keeping areas of longer, uncut grass in our gardens, we can create a thriving habitat for pollinators essential for ecosystems.
To read more about why we should be growing grass for pollinators, visit https://www.oneplanetwonder.com/post/grow-grass-for-pollinators.
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OnePlanetWonder | Anna Kenny
I am an outdoor enthusiast, conservationist, artist and photographer with a passion for encouraging people to reconnect with the environment. My business, One Planet Wonder, aims to inspire people to explore, value and protect nature using imagery. I offer illustration, photography and content creation service related to promoting conservation and nature based activities.
