Antioch College will host a seed saving and open house event to introduce the Pollinator Pathway Project this Friday.
Dream of spring at Pollinator Pathway Project event
- Published: February 24, 2015
Antioch College will host a Pollinator Pathway native plant seed saving event and project open house on Friday, Feb. 27, 4–6 p.m. in room 106 of the newly renovated Science Building. Students and faculty will join with attendees in conversation and seed saving in preparation for a spring launch of the Pollinator Pathway Project, a component of the South Campus Master Plan.
Though a frigid day like today makes visions of warm weather, wildflowers and buzzing bees seem a distant dream, all are invited to come out on Friday and learn about the the Pollinator Pathway Project’s planting area, which will feature flowering native perennials to host many kinds of native pollinators. The open house will provide information about the project, location, plants and ecological and educational goals for the project.
Below is a brief video produced by students and faculty last fall to introduce the Pollinator Pathway Project.
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