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Pollinator Gardens

Provide essential resources like nectar, pollen, & shelter for pollinators, contributing to the overall pollination process necessary for plant reproduction & food production.

Why It's Cool?!

How to Get There?

Education & Certifications
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Sustainable Landscape Management Certificate

Cornell University – School of Integrative Plant Science

Professional certificate covering native plants, pollinator habitat design, integrated pest management, and urban green infrastructure — ideal for landscape-based sustainability careers.

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Internships
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Pollinator Habitat Conservation Intern

University of Georgia Sustainability

Support Bee Campus USA certification efforts, map pollinator habitats using GIS, assist with meadow restoration, and engage students in the annual Pollinator Census.

Mentors
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Matthew Shepherd

Director of Outreach & Education, Xerces Society

Leading pollinator habitat educator and practitioner; key mentor figure in the habitat restoration field.

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Mentorship Network

Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation

Leading invertebrate conservation organization with training, professional mentorship, and habitat restoration practitioner networks.

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Heather Holm

Author, Pollinators of Native Plants / Native Bee Expert

Practitioner and author connecting native plant habitat design with professional career paths.

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Mentorship Network

Pollinator Partnership

North American pollinator conservation organization with professional connections and resources for habitat practitioners.

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