Pollinators NEED native plants because of their closely tied relationships that are at times millions of years in the making! This week in the Wildlife Biology for Kids Club, you’ll learn why native plants are crucial for pollinators and how non-native plants fall short…
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Tune in to discover how plant-pollinator co-evolution was predicted and discovered through incredible examples of plant-pollinator relationships.
At the end, I’ll challenge you to a fun mini-experiment to see which attracts more pollinators: native or non-native plants.
Don’t forget to check back each month for more fun and educational content, and join the Wildlife Biology for Kids Club for exclusive worksheets and interaction with me and like-minded parents!
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