A free in-person workshop for farmers to enhance native pollinator habitat and production. Hosted by Just Roots Farm in Greenfield, MA.
On September 29th, we will be hosting a joint meeting of the Massachusetts Pollinator Network and the Community Pesticide Reduction Network to
The Berkshire Botanical Garden and the Mass Pollinator Network (NOFA/Mass) co-present: "Leave the Leaves - Fall Clean Up to Support Overwintering Pollinators"
Event: Mass Pollinator Network Monthly Meeting When: Thurs Oct 27th, 7-8:15 PM Where: Online via Zoom, **click here to register** On Thursday
Need for Seed: A Strategy for the Northeast Hosted by: Native Plant Trust When: Nov 2 & 3, 10 AM -3 PM
Gardening With Native Plants: Why and How with Amy Meltzer This Thursday, November 17 at 7:00 PM, learn how to create your
The Mass Pollinator Network, Lexington Living Landscapes, & the Cary Memorial Library co-present: "Landscaping for Pollinators and Birds at Home" with
Join us for the 36th annual NOFA/Mass Winter Conference! Connecting farmers, gardeners, homesteaders, educators, and environmentalists to share resources and ideas to
Silent Earth: Saving Our Insects Dr. Dave Goulson, Professor of Biology at University of Sussex SATURDAY JANUARY 21, 2:00—3:30 PM Virtual via
"Gardening With Native Plants: Why and How" with Amy Meltzer Thursday March 9th @ 7 PM via Zoom; Register Here Free and
The Mass Pollinator Network hosts monthly meetings for participants from across the state to exchange knowledge, ideas, and updates about local actions.
It begins online, Monday, July 24 - Thursday, July 27, with evening speakers and workshops. It continues both in-person and online on
