MONTPELIER — Many of Vermont’s pollinator species continue to remain in peril, and as Vermonters are returning to their gardens and landscaping projects this spring, the Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department would like to share with the public a few simple and supportive decisions they can make to greatly benefit our essential pollinator species. “The majority of our flowering plants need pollinators in order to produce seeds,” says Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department zoologist Mark Ferguson. “Vermont is home t … (read more)
