Conservation & Habitat
Pollinator Habitat Installations
Mason bee houses, butterfly houses and bat houses built and installed with native flowers planted to support them.
Conservation · Education · Research · Community
Discover how The Pollinator Project supports pollinators through conservation, education, habitat initiatives, and community involvement.
What We Do
The Pollinator Project is a Michigan 501(c)(3) nonprofit based at Meyer Farms in Columbus. Its work falls into four areas: creating and protecting pollinator habitat, educating families and classrooms, supporting research into the pressures pollinators face, and giving people practical ways to take part. Meyer Farms honey and beeswax products support the mission directly.
Services & Programs
Every programme below is drawn from The Pollinator Project's own published materials. Select a category, then open any card for the detail.
Conservation & Habitat
Mason bee houses, butterfly houses and bat houses built and installed with native flowers planted to support them.
Conservation & Habitat
Parks and gardens established and maintained as pollinator habitat across St. Clair, Macomb and Oakland Counties.
Conservation & Habitat
Handmade habitat structures available to sponsor or buy, supporting native bees, butterflies and bats.
Conservation & Habitat
A two-acre education center under development at Goodells County Park, with habitat, an education trail and a pavilion.
Education
Free pollinator coloring books and a first grade education campaign, written and illustrated for young learners.
Education
Downloadable guides, fact sheets, mazes, word searches and drawing activities for classrooms and families.
Education
Education that travels, from classroom campaigns to hands-on learning at community events and the farm.
Research & Community
Research into the pressures pollinators face, including habitat loss, farming practices, disease and pollution.
Research & Community
The organization is volunteer based. Planting, building, installing habitat and helping at events.
Research & Community
Sponsor a hive, garden, mason bee house, butterfly house or bat house, or join as a member.
Meyer Farms & Beekeeping
Local honey and handcrafted beeswax products from the apiaries at Meyer Farms, listed on the organization’s Google profile.
Meyer Farms & Beekeeping
A fully and intentionally organic farm that never sprays, with honey bee apiaries managed across the property.
Get Involved
Volunteer your time, join as a member, sponsor habitat, or support the work with a donation. The organization is volunteer based and every contribution goes back into habitat, research and education.
Coming Soon
Something special is on the way. We're preparing a collection of Pollinator Project merchandise and gifts inspired by the pollinators we're working to protect.
The online store is not open yet and no launch date has been announced. The categories below are planned, and Meyer Farms honey and beeswax products are already available today.
Available now
Profits from Meyer Farms products are reinvested directly into The Pollinator Project. Merchandise will work the same way.
Integration pending: this form is not yet connected to a CRM, so submissions are not stored. Until it is wired up, email The Pollinator Project to be added to the list.
Common Questions
Pollinator habitat creation and installation, pollinator parks and gardens across St. Clair, Macomb and Oakland Counties, free educational resources and classroom materials, pollinator research, volunteer opportunities, habitat and garden sponsorships, and honey and beeswax products from Meyer Farms.
Building and installing shelter such as mason bee houses, butterfly houses and bat houses, and planting the native flowers that feed the species using them. More than 500 habitat installations have been completed, each paired with native plantings.
The online merchandise store is coming soon and is not open yet, and no launch date has been announced. Planned categories include apparel, drinkware, accessories and gifts. Meyer Farms honey and beeswax products are available today through the farm shop.
You can volunteer, become a member, sponsor a hive, garden or habitat house, donate, buy Meyer Farms products, or download the free educational resources and plant native flowers where you live.