Native Bee and Pollinator Resources
Roughly 80 percent of the world’s plant species require wildlife assisted pollination. Landowners can help by supporting and planting native plant species, which are beneficial to pollinators. Scroll through this page to find references and guidance on how to manage your land for native pollinators.
VWL Resources
Guide to Managing Woody Stems for Cavity-Nesting Bees
This step by step guide offers information on how to manage woody stems to serve as habitat,
especially for our native cavity-nesting bees.
This pamphlet provides tips on how to promote native bumblebee populations, and presents detailed photos of 11 bumblebee species found throughout Virginia.
Resources from Other Agencies and Organizations
Audubon At Home: Creating Wildlife Habitat
Pollinator Resources – Multiple Sources
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