The Ecological Problem
Butterflies and other pollinators have experienced significant declines across the globe. The Monarch butterfly population alone has decreased up to 75-90% in the last two decades.
You Can Help! It's Easy!
The most effective way you can help is by planting a pollinator-friendly garden with milkweed for the Monarchs to lay their eggs. There are many native plants that are also great for other butterflies, bees, humming birds, and pollinators.
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Michigan native plants are healthy for the pollinators and are healthy for you.
Collect your very own native plants seeds at the Clinton River Watershed Council.
Feed the wildlife in the winter as get your garden ready in the fall.
Our Mission
Rochester Pollinators mission is to provide education and resources to preserve the Monarch butterfly and pollinator population. By reintroducing Michigan native plants into local landscapes including home gardens, businesses and municipal landscapes, we can help our local pollinators flourish!
All proceeds go toward saving our local pollinators.