N1.3Pollinator-friendly native plants in parks and public spaces

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Official description

Expand the planting of pollinator-friendly native plants in parks and public landscapes where feasible.

(According to the action plan)

The Town is engaged in multiple projects aimed at expanding native planting and supporting pollinators. Volunteer efforts are underway at new pollinator gardens in Purple Park and Superior Commons Park. Additionally, native drought-tolerant and fire-wise plantings are being prioritized in the reconstruction efforts at Children's Park, Big Sagamore Park, and Little Sagamore Park. In 2024, the Town partnered with Friends of Coal Creek and the Butterfly Pavilion to install multiple pollinator beds in Purple Park with use of volunteers and Youth Corps.

status last confirmed: May 2025

Timeline

Continuous

Strategy

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Greenhouse Gas Reduction Potential
Does not reduce
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Information updated 05/12/2025

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