Pollination - New Acre by ALUS

Protecting Pollinators

Pollinators, such as birds, bats, Monarch butterflies and bees provide essential services for native plant growth and food production. Yet, pollinators face many pressures which have led to declines in numbers, and a reduction in the diversity of species in many parts of the country.

New Acre Project contributes important habitat creation for pollinators supporting all beneficial pollinators and with your help, we can expand these habitats across the country. These benefits help secure food and the natural environment for generations to come.

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NATIVE POLLINATOR ABUNDANCE AND 2x NATIVE POLLINATOR DIVERSITY

There are more than 800 species of native bees in Canada and numerous other insects and animals that assist with pollination, estimated to be worth CAD $289 billion in ecosystem services worldwide.

Your business can contribute to the creation and management of pollinator habitats today.

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NATIVE POLLINATOR ABUNDANCE AND 2x NATIVE POLLINATOR DIVERSITY

There are more than 800 species of native bees in Canada and numerous other insects and animals that assist with pollination, estimated to be worth CAD $289 billion in ecosystem services worldwide.

Your business can contribute to the creation and management of pollinator habitats today.

A New Acre Project contributes positive impacts and results in meaningful metrics

Create pollinator habitat

Plant milkweed for Monarchs

Boost food security

Increase the diversity of bees

Build boxes for birds

Increase beneficial insects

Contribute to the Sustainable Development Goals

Ending hunger and achieving food security by 2030 will require resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production. New Acre Project helps to strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change and maintain ecosystems, including habitat for native pollinators.

Interested in pollination?

We can help you meet your goals by providing clear, transparent metrics on the pollinator habitat your business helps create.

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