Insect pollinators are essential to healthy food systems and thriving ecosystems, but their populations are in decline - and schools across the Midwest are doing something about it!
Sand County Foundation's Pollinator Habitat Education Program gives K–12 students hands-on experience growing and planting native wildflowers, restoring critical habitat while building practical conservation skills and a genuine connection to the natural world.
Are you a school educator looking for a hands-on pollinator habitat project for your students?
We now offer two educational opportunities: Seed Starter Activity for grades K-12, and Pollinator Habitat Grants for high school students.
Applications for Seed Starter Activity will open in September 2026.
We will begin accepting applications for the next round of Pollinator Habitat Grants in May 2027.
Learn about the pollinator habitat grant program through the eyes of a student
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Check out our interactive story map of participating schools below!
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Regional & State Sponsors
