The Five native pollinators to be showcased in the new Pollinator Garden include:
-Rufous Hummingbird
-Canadian Tiger Swallowtail Butterfly
-Frigid Bumble Bee
-Snowberry Clearwing Moth
-Flower Longhorn Beetle
A Rotary grant of $1,500 (with a matching $1,500 fundraising goal by local Rotary clubs) would support the creation of this new Pollinator Garden by funding for the following needed supplies and materials:
-native plants (specific to each of the five showcased pollinators)
-flowers for planters
-landscaping materials (e.g. bedding medium, walkway material, etc.)
-educational signage
-landscaping tools and gloves
Addendum to Project Description (added after the project was signed)
This project was the hands-on project for the Life on Land Symposium at the end of August, beginning of September. Approx. 100 Rotarians from Zones 28 & 32 participated in creating the pollinator garden, including RI President Gordon and his wife Heather, along with Directors Drew Kessler (and family) and Christine Etienne.
|