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  • Pollinators, their importance, and how we can help support them

    Central Library Wolf Performance Hall 251 Dundas Street, London, Ontario, Canada

    Nearly 90% of flowering plants and 75% of food crops rely on pollinators, making them vital to ecosystems and agriculture.  Beyond the well-known honeybee, native pollinators like bees, butterflies, and moths also play key roles but face major threats. In this presentation, Jordan Phelps from Pollinator Partnership Canada will discuss their importance, challenges, and how ...

  • Biodiversity Gardening and The Restoration of Nature

    Central Library Wolf Performance Hall 251 Dundas Street, London, Ontario, Canada

    Many Londoners enjoy gardening, but most plants in the city are not native. Human activities have harmed wildlife habitats. Gardeners can help by using native plants, which support birds, mammals, and insects. What are native plants? What do insects eat? How can we help birds? By increasing biodiversity in our gardens, we can make a ...

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