QCPP
Queen City Pollinator Project (QCPP) challenges businesses in Greater Cincinnati to become community leaders in environmental sustainability and challenges every citizen to take action to protect and support pollinators in their own yards.
Queen City Pollinator Project - Facebook
Queen City Pollinator Project. 1,893 likes · 23 talking about this · 1 was here. We protect & support pollinators through education and action.
ABOUT - QCPP
We provide a science-based curriculum for adults and children in after-school, and in-class programs, bringing programs to garden clubs, social clubs, and beekeeping groups built with our expertise, stunning photos, fun activities, and practical advice for creating pollinator-friendly spaces large and small.
Planting for Pollinators - queencitypollinatorproject.org
Planting perennial native plants is one of the best ways to plant for pollinators! Each pollinator has different flying styles, vision and tongue sizes, so planting a variety of colors, heights and types of blooms will make sure that everybody gets to eat.
UC alum is a Queen City Pollinator - University of Cincinnati
2022年6月29日 · Sylvana Ross, a Cornell University-bound 2018 biology alumna and talented former track athlete from the University of Cincinnati, is working with UC’s beekeeping club as well as the Queen City Pollinators Project, helping Cincinnatians find space for their bee hives while mentoring current students. Her work helps protect the city’s ...
Queen City Pollinator Project - YouTube
We protect and support pollinators through education and action for the improved health of the entire community.
Queen City Pollinator Project Joins the MJV Network
2024年7月17日 · The MJV is excited to announce that Queen City Pollinator Project (QCPP) has joined the partner network! Founded in 2019 by Carrie Driehaus and Jenny O’Donnell, QCPP emerged from their shared passion for beekeeping and conservation, quickly evolving into a 501(c)(3) dedicated to protecting pollinators.
QCPP (@queencitypollinatorproject) • Instagram photos and videos
This is a Spicebush Swallowtail chrysalis on the leaf. The swallowtail will spend the winter snuggled up inside and will come out in the spring. There are all kinds of amazing pollinators and other creatures who rely on fallen leaves for camouflage and protection! Try to leave your leaves!
Queen City Pollinator Project - Facebook
Queen City Pollinator Project 。 1,863 個讚 · 24 人正在談論這個 · 1 人來過這裡。 We protect & support pollinators through education and action.
Pollinator Detectives - Centers and Partnerships - University of …
Learn about what pollinators are, why they are important, and how to find them from a brief video from our friends at the Queen City Pollinator Project.
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