The North Central Ohio Pollinator Pathway is a chapter of Pollinator Pathways which got its start at a large gathering of like-minded individuals and organizations at Stratford Ecological Center in February 2024. We are committed to engaging and educating communities across the region on how to create and cultivate native habitats of all shapes and sizes to grow climate resilience and boost biodiversity for the benefit of all.

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The Pollinator Pathway Movement has spread to over 20 states, with three branches now in Ohio. The goal is to increase the use of native plants in as many locations as possible, from our lawns and backyards to churches, businesses, schools and other larger landowners, creating spaces where pollinators can flock, feed, travel and thrive, in the face of species demise, harmful chemical fertilizers and habitat loss.

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To learn more about the North Central Ohio Pollinator Pathway branch, visit the website at https://www.northcentralohiopollinatorpathway.org/.