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@pollinatorpathway has been a member of Linktree for 2 years and joined in November 2023. The social media accounts linked to from @pollinatorpathway are: • Facebook • Instagram • YouTube • Website Besides social media accounts, pollinatorpathway has populated their site with: • Squash Bee Factsheet • Sound-absorbent wings and fur help some moths evade bats • Keystone Plants by Ecoregion • Woodstock Pollinator Pathway July 2026 Newsletter: HIgh Summer Blooms • Incubator Grants - Village and Wilderness • 7/19:Air pollution harms pollinators more than pests, study finds • National Pollinator Pathway - iNaturalist Project • 6/17: The Buzz | Pollinator Pathway Newsletter • How to join our iNaturalist Project • 6/5: Tick Reel • Pollinator Pathway Newsletter | Summer 2026 • 3/26: How to Identify Native Bees: Unequal cellophane bee • Bring Back the Pollinators | Xerces Society • 3/26: Learn all about cellophane bees with Dr. Nick Dorian • Lights Out Brochure • 3/27: American Bird Conservancy: Neonics • Lights Out for Lepidoptera Blog | Pollinator.org • 3/28: Ground Nesting Bees • Less Lawn More Life • 3/29: The Corner Pollinator Garden and Wildlife Habitat • Butterflies at the Bar The Outside Story • 3/20: Illinois Pollinator Pathway • Meeting Registration - Zoom • Mosquito Bucket Challenge - Homegrown National Park • Pollinator Pathway | Store of the National Pollinator Pathway | Bonfire • Beneath this cemetery, 5.5 million wild bees form a giant underground city vital to spring pollination • Less Lawn More Life 2026 • Pollinator Pathway Newsletter | Spring 2026 • Subscribe to our Newsletter! • Save the Stems | Xerces Society • What Are Pussy Willows, Anyway? - Brooklyn Botanic Garden • Native Willows: Don't Overlook this Beautiful Pollinator "Superfood" • iNaturalist: Ground Nesting Bees • Tufts Pollinator Initiative blog: Cellophane bees are the real first sign of spring • David Wagner Webinar - YouTube Link • How Fallen Leaves Support Moths and Butterflies - The National Wildlife Federation Blog • Xerces Society - Bumble Bee Conservation • Spring Webinar Registration Link! • Bluebirds in Winter | The Outside Story • The Buzz Winter Newsletter • Winter Webinar Registration - Zoom • Order a Medallion Yard Sign | Pollinator Pathway • Nesting & Overwintering Habitat | Xerces Society • www.pollinator-pathway.org • Winter Sowing in DIY Mini-Greenhouses: Lots of Options! • 5 Books That Doug Tallamy Recommends...and More! • Make a Donation | Pollinator Pathway • Contact Us | Pollinator Pathway • Pollinator Pathway Newsletter: The Magic of Seeds by Dina Brewster • NY grant helps Catholic sisters save the bees | National Catholic Reporter • Licking County - Leave the Leaves Guide • Pollinator Pathway presents "The Little Things that Run the World" Screening & Panel | Ridgefield, CT | Ridgefield Playhouse • Five Ways to Support Queen Bumble Bees this Spring | Xerces Society • The plant that killed Lincoln’s mother… at the Cottage? - President Lincoln's Cottage | A Home for Brave Ideas • Tufts Pollinator Initiative - To support spring pollinators, think big • The Buzz Spring Newsletter 2024 - Clumping vs. Spreading Asters • Uli Lorimer - Webinar Registration • The Buzz: Pollinator Pathway - Fall Newsletter • Nature Note 17: Explosive Pod: Jewelweed • Bird-Friendly Home Toolkit | U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service • Pipe-dream Project • Blue Winged Wasp, Scolia Dubia—is a Real Asset! • Mascoma River Greenway Pollinator Pathway — Hartford Hub • Read This Squash Bee Factsheet from Pollinator Partnership • The Great Southeast Pollinator Census • A Beginner's Guide to Boneset - The Plant Native • Native Joe Pye Weed - A Beginner's Guide | The Plant Native • Blazing Star: A Beginner's Guide | The Plant Native • Bees to look out for: leaf-cutter bees! • Summer Webinar: Pathway Community Leaders Share Success Stories • Cinderella in Reverse • FALL 2024 Newsletter • Wavy-lined Emerald Moth Caterpillar: Master of Disguise • An Ode to Nature’s Hotdogs: Moth Caterpillars • Protecting Moths from Light Pollution and Bug Zappers • Perennial Plant of the Year 2017: Asclepias tuberosa • The role of toxic nectar secondary compounds in driving differential bumble bee preferences for milkweed flowers - Oecologia • US Forest Service: Common Milkweed • The Secret Lives of Wild Bees with Nick Dorian • The Buzz- Spring 2025: Pollinator Patch for Sun • Pollinator Pathway Register Your Pollinator Garden • June 2025 - Pollinator Pathway June Bioblitz! • Pollinators Need You. You Need Pollinators. • Pollinator Week | Pollinator.org • Penstemon digitalis • Asclepias syriaca • Agastache foeniculum • 6/10 Poetry Walk & Workshop • 6/9 Pollinator Pathway Map • 6/4 View Tours | Pollinator Pathway • 6/3 Promote Your Pollinator Pathway Garden Tours! • 6/1 iNaturalist • 6/1Pollinator Pathway's Journal · iNaturalist: "Farewell to the Cellophane Bees: A Sweet Goodbye to Fairfield’s Early Spring Pollinators" by Kristen Quell-Garguilo • Native Ground Nesting Bees Need Our Help! • 5/28 The Chickadee’s Guide to Gardening • 5/28 Yards With Non-Native Plants Create ‘Food Deserts’ for Bugs and Birds • Wasp Wednesday: Walden's Mason Wasp, Ancistrocerus waldenii • Sample Letter to help Sam Droege & Bee Lab! • Contact Us: The White House • Find Your Senator and Connect! • Find Your Representative | house.gov • Spring 2025 Newsletter • 5/6 Violets & Fritillaries - Summer 2023 Newsletter • Rose-breasted Grosbeak • The Warblers are Returning - and They Need INSECTS! (Spring 2023 Newsletter) • University of Minnesota: Mourning cloak | Season Watch • Bumble Bee Queens Searching For Nest Sites • For Pollinators' Sakes, Don’t Spring into Garden Cleanup Too Soon! • “Bees Beyond Honey” with Dave Hunter • Nick Dorian: The Secret Life of Bees (Zoom) webinar • Wild Ones Certified Native Habitat Demonstration Garden in the State of California! • Public comment: Protected status for the monarch! • Leaf Litter: Love It and Leave It / March 30, 2021 - Homegrown National Park • NWF: How to Design A Better Wildlife Garden • Nyack Pollinator Pathway Video • Ridgefield Garden Club: Our Changing Forest: Past, Present, and Future in Connecticut’s Woods | Ridgefield Library • Spring Landscape Conference - SUNY Westchester Community College • Midwest Native Plant Conference – Midwest Native Plant Society, Inc. • Donna Merrill, Pollinator Pathway: Creating a Connected Future • 2/11 Song Sparrow Life History, All About Birds, Cornell Lab of Ornithology • 2/10 Container Plantings - Native Garden Designs | Pollinator Pathway • 2/7 All Plants - Izel Native Plants • 2/7 Native Plants: A Plug for Plugs & New Mail Order Nursery • Grant - Wild Ones Green Bay Chapter • All About NATIVE PLANT PLUGS — Ep. 202 • 1/29 Waterway Contamination Findings with Neonicotinoid Insecticide a Threat to Aquatic Ecosystems and Biodiversity • 1/27 Winter Sowing with Advanced Master Gardener Alice Ely • Join Our Mailing List - Norwalk River Watershed Association • Email Sign-Up: Contact | CT Pesticide Reform • 1/24 Maritime Aquarium: Backyard Bird Count Registration • 1/20 A Winter Seed Sowing Project to Banish the Blahs • Growit Buildit | Winter Sowing – Complete Guide To Starting Seeds In Winter • Winter 2025 Newsletter • CT Pesticide Reform - Neonics • Neonics | Pollinator Pathway • Tree Rescuers intro - 2 minute version • Log In to Your Wix Account - Wix.com • Give A Gift to the Earth...and Friends • 9/27: Fall is the Best Time to Plant Native Species • 9/25: Neonics: CT for Animals • 9/23: Webinar Registration: Cultivating Backyard Habitat for Pollinators in Every Season With Dr. Desiree Narango • 9/20: The Buzz: Pollinator Pathway Newsletter • 9/18: Lemon Grove Video • Weekly Blog • CT Clean Rivers Campaign: Donate Here! • Neonics Fact Sheet • CPR Facebook Page • 8/23: Vermonters planting native gardens to help pollinators prosper - VTDigger • 8/21: Less Lawn, More Life • 8/16: Less Lawn, More Life Challenge • Welcome Lemon Grove, CA! • 7/17: Order your Pollinator Pathway Sign • 7/17: Join the Pollinator Pathway! • Start a Pathway in your Community! • Pollinator Pathway Website • Donate to Pollinator Pathway