The Pollinator Project LBG

Castel

About

The Pollinator Project LBG is a conservation organisation established in 2017. Its purpose is to promote the conservation of naturally occurring pollinating insects and the health of their supporting ecosystems in the Guernsey Bailiwick. The organisation focuses on wild pollinators, including wild bees, wasps, hoverflies, moths, and butterflies. The Pollinator Project LBG also helps people create Pollinator Patches using native, insecticide-free seed and gives talks to schools and community groups. —

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Quick facts

Established
2017 · 9 years
Coverage
Bailiwick of Guernsey — Guernsey, Alderney, Sark and Herm
Specialises in
Wild pollinators: wild bees (bumblebees and solitary bees), wasps, hoverflies, moths and butterflies

People2

  • Mark Bougourd — Treasurer
  • Gordon Steele — Chairperson

Services offered

  • Talks to schools and community groups about pollinators and their habitats
  • Helping people create Pollinator Patches using native, insecticide-free seed
  • Bumblr — free citizen-science app for recording bumblebee sightings

Contact

Website
www.pollinatorproject.gg (inferred from the source page)
Address
Ellisfield, Ruette Des Fries, Castel, GY57PW (inferred from the source page)

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