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EEC's Parkways for Pollinators program seeks to transform public spaces into pollinator forage and habitat, working to remediate the soil and capture carbon.
With seeds sourced from the community and the Field Museum, growing resources provided by Loyola's Urban Agriculture Program, and distribution through the Edgewater Environmental Coalition, we are pleased to offer native plant seedlings for our registered Parkways for Pollinators sites.
EEC provides resources including education, designs, planting supplies and materials, and native plant seedlings to registered sites.
Additional support provided from the Chicago Conservation Corps.
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For example: Residential parkway or Thorndale Community Garden or Balmoral Ave corner garden
If exact address is unavailable, please provide cross-streets
EEC will provide plants and resources to create the garden and build on it annually, you will be responsible for maintaining it.
Examples: hands to help with site prep & planning.
EEC has received some grant funding to help should it be needed to provide gift cards as grants to sites for these needs. To help pay for your time/labor, soil, mulch, fencing/barriers, additional plants, etc. If this is your circumstance, and you need some extra financial help to get started, please let me know and we'll make the arrangements with you to ensure you can participate.
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