Join us for Native Pollinators in your Backyard part of our Backyards for Biodiversity Series with Habitat Connection Co.

This session explores the incredible world of native pollinators and how to support them in your garden. Great for anyone curious about the hard working heroes of our ecosystems.

Topics include:

The special relationships between pollinators and native plants
How to create pollinator-friendly spaces at home
Simple features to support pollinators (e.g. bee hotels, nesting sites, flowering plant choices, wildlife boxes)
Why pollinators matter for biodiversity, food systems, and healthy ecosystems

Brought to you by Habitat Connection Co. with funding provided by Green Adelaide - this Event is part of a six week "Backyards for Biodiversity" series, other sessions are available for booking here.

Based on Kaurna Country on the Fleurieu Peninsula, Habitat Connection Co. helps people reconnect with nature by creating gardens that support native wildlife and strengthen local biodiversity. Through hands-on workshops and community education, we empower individuals to turn their own backyards into thriving habitat spaces.

Founded by Hannah Jones, a conservation and horticulture professional with over twelve years’ experience in consulting, design and environmental education, Habitat Connection Co. brings together a passion for native plants, ecology, and inspiring others to care for the natural world.

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This Event is proudly hosted by the Adelaide Sustainability Centre and is part of a Backyards for Biodiversity Event series.

For event enquiries please email the Adelaide Sustainability Centre at hello@adelaidesustainabilitycentre.org.au.

The Adelaide Sustainability Centre is funded by Green Adelaide and supported by Conservation Council of SA at The ExChange.

Please note that attendee information may be used for follow up evaluation (in the form of survey), in order to assess the longer-term impacts of our events. Participation in any evaluation is optional.

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