Partners for Climate Action is delighted to announce that they will be sharing the Hudson Valley Pollinator Action Guide at five Libraries of Local throughout the Hudson Valley this summer and fall. You are invite to join for the special pollinator-focused evening at the library closest to you!

Some presentations will provide a general overview of how to use the Action Guide, and some will hone in on specific topics. All events are free and open to everyone.

Save the upcoming Dates and Places: 

August 7, 7 PM: Elting Library (New Paltz) – Introducing PollinateHV

August 15, 6 PM: Roeliff Jansen Library (Hillsdale) – Introducing PollinateHV

September 11, 5:30 PM: Hudson Library – Wildflower Meadows for Pollinators

Check out the Action Guide now at pollinatehv.org – then bring your questions, comments and ideas to your local library for a lively discussion and a deep dive into pollinator-supporting practices that you can use at home. Hope to see you there!

Attend the Elting Memorial Library’s Steinberg Room on August 7th at 7PM for a deep dive into the Hudson Valley Pollinator Action Guide, a project of Partners for Climate Action (PCA). Register to receive an email the day before the program.

Avalon Bunge, Ecological Restoration Projects Manager at PCA, will provide an overview and orientation to the Action Guide, your go-to resource for protecting threatened native pollinators using locally native plant species. This comprehensive online toolkit is designed to support gardeners and land managers at all scales in creating pollinator habitat, from small urban gardens to multi-acre wildflower meadows. The Action Guide covers a variety of techniques for site selection and preparation, plant selection and sourcing, and project installation and management; and includes an in-depth plant list targeted to support nearly 100 of the Hudson Valley’s most vulnerable pollinators. There will also be a discussion on practical lessons learned from four “case study” plantings installed in 2023.