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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260616T183000
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URL:https://lexcan.org/events/pollinator-pathway-webinar-bees-at-the-batte
 ry-how-a-thriving-urban-pollinator-habitat-was-created-at-the-tip-of-manha
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SUMMARY:Pollinator Pathway Webinar: Bees at the Battery: How a Thriving Urb
 an Pollinator Habitat was Created at the Tip of Manhattan
DESCRIPTION:REGISTER HERE\n\nA bee disappeared from this New York City park
 . Then it came back. Not by accident—but because native blueberry shrubs
  were planted. The Southeastern Blueberry Bee (Habropoda laboriosa\, above
 ) depends on these plants to survive. When we plant intentionally\, biodiv
 ersity follows.\n\n\n\n\n\nJoin the Pollinator Pathway June 16th to learn 
 from bee biologist Sarah Kornbluth how she has helped land managers restor
 e bee communities at The Battery\, a living park at the southernmost tip o
 f Manhattan. Sarah will explore bee community dynamics in cities and subur
 bs\, their co-evolution with native plants\, and how we can best provide t
 he habitat they need. Sean Kiely\, Park Manager at The Battery\, will intr
 oduce Sarah and talk about the park’s plantings for pollinators\, its sh
 ift over time toward planting more native species\, and its surprise to le
 arn how many wild bee species make their homes in this one corner of New Y
 ork City.\n\n\n\n\n
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CATEGORIES:Educational,Nature & Ecology,Virtual
LOCATION:https://zoom.us/meeting/register/xnfuuBN9SPOfAk1cMI13dA#/registrat
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