Projects
Build Pollinator Habitats
Our Projects
The Trees for Bees Program
Trees For the Bees, is aimed at helping reduce the carbon footprint and provide pollinators, like honey bees, an early food resource to forage on. We hope to do our part in creating a sustainable community but also creating a productive green space.
Preserving Goldenrod
Operation Goldenrod is a project developed that will help improve the quality of life in urban neighborhood and educating college students on sustainable concepts. All while preserving this Native Plant of North America which happens to be pollinators magnet.
The Bee Cause Project - Pure Honey
Rescue MI Nature NOW was awarded the Whole Kids Foundation- Bee Grant for 2020. With this grant we were awarded an observation bee hive, which will serve as an educational tool in spreading bee awareness.
Community Youth Group Projects
Through our efforts with communities, children & young adults involved within our programs build memorable bonds with each other while learning the importance of nature, environments, wildlife habitat conservation, & self-sustainability.
Daffodil Drop
Daffodils, also known by their botanical name narcissus, are easy and reliable spring-flowering bulbs. They multiply quickly and return to bloom again each spring, year after year. They are not fussy about soil, will grow in sun or part shade and are not bothered by deer, rabbits and other pesky critters.
Beehive Exploration Program
Nature is precious and we’re doing our part to bring awareness to honey bee habitats. We encourage members of our urban community not to spray pesticides and herbicides due to the harmful impact it could leave on our environment and many species.
Wildlife Habitat Conservancy
One of our most common transformations includes developing wildlife habitats. In 2019, our pollinator garden was certified as a Wildlife Habitat. In order to achieve this, we preserve native plant species and install pollinator treatments to increases the amount of naturally occurring pollinator visitors like various bees and butterflies.
Community Garden & Flower Beautification Programs
Our gardens are utilized as a natural resource & entry point for nature based educational programs with our goal to develop & maintain earth’s natural resources so that communities regain the beneficial properties of fruits& vegetables while also restoring ecosystems.
