The Pollinator Trail
Designed as a public-private partnership and scheduled for a summer 2023 launch, The Pollinator Trail is an effort to restore native landscapes throughout Denver, providing resilient habitats in which nature can thrive.
Coming Summer 2023!
The Pollinator Trail will launch this summer with gardens at:
- Parks – Argo Park and Globeville Landing Park in the Globeville neighborhood, and Stout Street Children’s Park and Sonny Lawson Park in Curtis Park/Five Points.
- Businesses – One in Northeast Park Hill and two in the Golden Triangle.
- Residences – Four homes in the Globeville, Elyria, and Swansea communities.
The Pollinator Trail is a Denver Park Trust-led initiative to restore native landscapes throughout Denver, providing resilient habitats where nature can thrive.
With one third of our food supply originating from pollinators, creating a safe haven for birds, bees, bats, and butterflies is critical to a thriving city.
Designed as a public-private partnership, The Pollinator Trail is a city-wide effort to combat climate change, improve biodiversity, and reduce the heat island effect.
“Stops” on the trail can be found in parks, at local businesses, and in the backyards and on apartment patios of residents committed to doing their part to make Denver more resilient.
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