Pollinator Protection Program Keeps Conservation, Equity in Focus

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Pollinator species worldwide have been declining for decades, and organizations around the United States have committed to reestablishing pollinator habitat. 

Here in Minnesota, the state's Board of Water and Soil Resources (BWSR) launched a pilot program called Lawns to Legumes to help protect 450 species of native bees, including the federally endangered rusty-patched bumble bee, and other pollinators from the effects of climate change, pesticides, and habitat disruption.

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