Transform your garden into a thriving ecosystem! Learn to design, plant, and maintain diverse habitats that attract and sustain vital pollinators.

Unlock the secrets to fostering thriving ecosystems with "How to Create Pollinator Habitat." This comprehensive course, presented by Denise Ellsworth, delves into the critical world of pollinators, focusing on bees, and equips you with the knowledge and practical skills to design and implement effective pollinator habitats.
Pollinator populations are facing significant declines due to various stressors, including habitat loss, pesticide use, and climate change. This course highlights the urgent need for action and empowers you to be a part of the solution by creating resilient and biodiverse landscapes.
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Whether you're a seasoned gardener, a landscape designer, or simply passionate about environmental conservation, this course provides the essential tools to create vibrant, life-sustaining habitats that will attract and support a wide array of pollinators and contribute to a healthier planet. Begin your journey to transform your outdoor spaces into bustling havens for these vital creatures.

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Program Director, Pollinator Education with the Department of Entomology/Extension at The Ohio State University
Ms. Ellsworth directs the honey bee and native pollinator education program through The Ohio State University Department of Entomology on the Wooster campus. In this outreach position, she supports and teaches beekeepers, farmers, gardeners and others across the state through a variety of workshops, webinars, written materials and electronic resources. Ms. Ellsworth has bachelor of science and master of science degrees from The Ohio State University. Her areas of emphasis are in bee health, integrated pest management, pollinator identification, conservation and habitat enhancement, plant and insect phenology, adult education and citizen science