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The 2023 Summer Conference Recordings are available!

If you attended the conference, they were sent to you via email. If you didn't attend and would like to watch, you can purchase them in our store.
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Pollinator track workshops :

  • Turning Lawns into Meadows

  • Darkness at Night : Essential for Life

  • Managing Invasives : The Why and How

  • Rooftop Pollinator Parade : Green Roofs and their Role as Urban Habitat Creators

  • Supporting Insect Life with Native Plants

Saving America's Pollinators Act

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Tell your representative to co-sponsor Saving America's Pollinators Act!
Saving America's Pollinators Act
Support Rep. Arena-DeRosa's neonicotinoid bill

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Help us protect pollinator's habitats.
Support Rep. Arena-DeRosa's neonicotinoid bill
USDA pollinator-friendly plant labels

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Help us create pollinator-friendly labels.
USDA pollinator-friendly plant labels

Our Mission:

Pollinators face many challenges, from habitat loss to pesticides, but there is a groundswell of public interest in protecting their populations and the ecosystem services they provide. The mission of the MA Pollinator Network (MAPN) is to expand pollinator habitat and reduce the use of pesticides through creation of a statewide network that connects and supports the growing number of individuals, communities, organizations, and research groups working to protect pollination systems across the Commonwealth.

Toward these broader objectives, MAPN will:

  • Strengthen existing partnerships and facilitate new collaborations to accomplish shared goals;

  • Provide the public, including activists and advocates, with the resources they need to succeed in their efforts

  • Promote native plants, especially those needed by at-risk native pollinators;

  • Work with professionals in plant cultivation, landscaping, and nurseries to increase the availability of native plants;

  • Advocate for local, state, and national policy reforms that protect and enhance biodiversity, including critical pesticide reform legislation;

  • Engage in public education and outreach to raise awareness about the individual and collective actions that will promote healthy and diverse pollinator populations

Together, we will protect and expand pollinator habitats and reduce the use of biocides in landscapes across the Commonwealth!

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