Butterflyway Garden Project

Climate change, pesticides, and habitat loss have affected the insect population dramatically worldwide. Adding pollinator gardens in our community can help improve those statistics and promote plant health and growth.
Climate change, pesticides, and habitat loss have affected the insect population dramatically worldwide. Adding pollinator gardens in our community can help improve those statistics and promote plant health and growth.
Climate change, pesticides, and habitat loss have affected the insect population dramatically worldwide. Studies show a decline of 75% in the last 25 years. Insects are one of the key elements of every food web including our own.
This year our DLS Green Team is undertaking the goal of planting a garden specifically with the needs of our pollinators in mind. Using native plants and leaving sheltering elements in place, we will be building a pollinator paradise along our fence on Gilpin Street. Our goal is to inspire 12 additional pollinator gardens in our larger Burnaby community through the David Suzuki Butterflyway Project. Insects often have a short flight range and creating resting and refuelling spots within our local urban landscape will allow them to access a greater range of food sources. Every effort we make to maintain our world's beautiful biodiversity adds up.
Will you join us in this important cause? We could use your financial support in the purchasing of seeds and gardening supplies for our project?
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