We are looking forward to joining the Maine Forest Service and a slate of other conservation professionals to talk practical ways to support our pollinators.

Maine hosts a variety of native pollinators including bees, butterflies, moths, beetles, flies, birds, and bats. Participants in this webinar will learn ways to support native pollinators on their own land, available cost-share programs, where to find/buy seeds, and an example of practice implementation. Tree Farmer Larry Beauregard will share his family's experience establishing a wildflower meadow and its current success!

Hear from natural resources professionals from Maine Tree Farm, Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS), The Wild Seed Project, Maine Forest Service, and Knox-Lincoln Soil & Water Conservation service.

An in-person seed bomb creation and wildflower meadow tour will follow on September 29th. Registration for the in-person event is separate and limited to 25 participants.

This webinar is offered as part of the Maine Tree Farm, Conservation Stewardship Simplified series and in partnership with Knox-Lincoln Soil & Water Conservation District, NRCS, The Wild Seed Project, and Maine Forest Service.

Co-Sponsor: Maine Tree Farm, Conservation Stewardship Simplified series and in partnership with Knox-Lincoln Soil & Water Conservation District, NRCS, The Wild Seed Project, and Maine Forest Service