Ardsley Pollinator Pathway
Making significant change, one yard at a time.
Upcoming Events:
February Ardsley Pollinator Pathway Get Together via Zoom. Wednesday, February 16, 7:30 pm - 8:30 pm. "Birdscaping Basics, Part 2".
Learn how to Birdscape your yard to attract and support our beautiful feathered friends. Our native birds are in decline and need our help, yard by yard. Please bring your garden bird stories to share. What is making your birds happy? Register here.
Want to view Part 1? Recording, Slides and Plant Reference Sheet are available.
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Free Milkweed Seeds are available through LiveMonarch.com. Please plant at least one milkweed variety for our Monarchs in your garden. Your free seeds will need to be cold stratified to germinate - it is easy! Just follow these directions.
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October through January Get Together Presentations and Reference materials available here.
View the new DEC documentary on invasive plants, Uninvited: The Spread of Invasive Species
Free Garden Consults
Free garden consults are available to those wishing to support pollinators, birds, and our ecosystem in their yards. To request your free garden consult, email us.
Join the Ardsley Pollinator Pathway
We're making substantial change, one yard at a time. Join our distribution list.
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Our Mission
The Ardsley Pollinator Pathway Project's mission is to raise awareness, educate, and encourage the participation of Ardsley’s residents, businesses, government, and other organizations in the creation and maintenance of healthy pollinator habitats in the Village of Ardsley.
The world’s community of pollinators is in crisis.
One in four native bee species are facing extinction.
There are significant declines in other pollinator populations as well, which include beetles, ants, birds, moths, butterflies, flies, gnats, and small mammals, such as bats.
Pollinators are responsible for the reproduction of 80-95% of plant species on earth.
There are numerous causes for this decline, with habitat loss and pesticide use at the top.
Conservation techniques work! When homeowners, governmental agencies and private businesses commit to expanding pollinator-friendly, pesticide-free habitats, we will change the future for pollinators and secure our own. We encourage your home to become a node on a path through Ardsley!
No effort is too small! We need your help. They need your help.
Ardsley Pollinator Pathway Map
View our growing pathway that will connect us with other communities. Add your own pollinator garden to the map. Click on the purple flower pins to learn more about each steppingstone in our pathway.
Visit the Ardsley CAN by 2030! website to learn more about how you can easily reduce your carbon footprint and make small changes to act sustainably.
