Get Involved
Conservation at continental scale starts with individual backyards, classrooms, and Rotary clubs. Here's where to plug in.
At Home
- Plant native milkweed and season-long nectar plants
- Avoid pesticides, especially neonicotinoids
- Add a shallow water source
- Leave leaf litter and dead stems through winter
- Certify a Monarch Waystation or pollinator garden
In Your Community
- Nominate your town for Bee City USA / Bee City Canada
- Ask parks & roadside departments to reduce mowing frequency
- Start a native plant swap or seed library
- Bring a pollinator garden project to a local school
- Partner with a nearby Rotary club on a habitat project
From Anywhere
- Report sightings through Journey North or eBird
- Tag monarchs with Monarch Watch (fall migration season)
- Log bumble bee photos on Bumble Bee Watch
- Donate to habitat protection in the Monarch Butterfly Biosphere Reserve
- Share the Organizations Directory with someone who gardens or farms
For Rotary Clubs & ESRAG Members
Bring a pollinator project to your club
Rotary clubs across North, Central, and South America are uniquely positioned to support pollinator conservation — combining local service projects with cross-border partnerships in exactly the way the sister sites in our Partner Network already do.
- Host a native milkweed or agave planting day
- Sponsor a Monarch Waystation at a school or public park
- Fund a sister-club partnership supporting reforestation in the Mexican overwintering reserve
- Invite a local Xerces Society, Pollinator Partnership, or university expert to speak
- Coordinate with Building Bridges Through Rotary or ESRAG on a binational project
Ready to start?
Email us and tell us about your community, your club, or your organization. We'll help connect you with the right resources and, where possible, the right partner group from our directory.
Email info@pollinatorswithoutborders.org