Protecting Pollinators as Fall Approaches
Protecting Pollinators as Fall Approaches
US · Published Sep 10, 2025
Planting native flowers like asters and goldenrods provides essential nectar and pollen for pollinators during the fall.
Reducing pesticide use protects bees and butterflies from harmful chemicals, allowing them to thrive.
Providing water sources and leaving undisturbed leaf litter offers pollinators hydration and overwintering habitats.
Helping bees and butterflies in the fall
As fall approaches, it's crucial to consider the well-being of pollinators like bees and butterflies, which play a vital role in our ecosystems. These creatures are not only essential for the pollination of many food crops but also contribute significantly to overall biodiversity. As temperatures cool and floral resources dwindle, providing support becomes increasingly important for their survival.
Related News