Attracting Native Pollinators provides practical guidance on supporting pollinators beyond the European honey bee. As concerns about pollinator decline grow, this book helps gardeners and land stewards create habitats that support a wide variety of native pollinating insects. Key Features and Benefits Focus on native pollinators: Encourages support for bees, butterflies, moths, and other beneficial insects Habitat-building guidance: Ideas for creating welcoming environments for pollinators Nesting structure projects: Instructions for building nesting habitats Pollinator-friendly landscapes: Tips for improving gardens and outdoor spaces Supports food production: Highlights the role of pollinators in healthy crops and ecosystems Detailed Description Attracting Native Pollinators explores the importance of supporting a diverse group of pollinating insects. While honey bees are well known for their role in pollination, many native pollinators also play a critical role in maintaining healthy gardens, crops, and natural ecosystems. This guide provides ideas for creating pollinator-friendly habitats that encourage native species to thrive. Readers will learn how to design landscapes that provide food, shelter, and nesting opportunities for a wide range of pollinators. The book also includes instructions for building nesting structures and improving outdoor spaces so they become welcoming environments for pollinating insects. These efforts help support biodiversity while improving pollination for flowers, fruits, grains, and vegetables. By encouraging native pollinators to flourish, this guide empowers individuals to take practical action in protecting pollinators and strengthening North America’s food systems while enjoying vibrant and active landscapes. 384 Pages, ISBN-10 1603426957, ISBN-13 978-1603426954 See more of our Topical Books. See our entire collection of Beekeeping Books.
