Help install more pollinator gardens in fire-impacted areas, expand educational programs, and grow more native plants to increase pollinator habitat in the Rogue Valley!

Pollinator Project Rogue Valley inspires, engages, and educates about the ecological importance of native pollinator species and the diverse native plant communities essential for their survival - and ours. They are committed to the creation and restoration of pesticide-free pollinator corridors throughout the Rogue Valley.

PPRV's From Fire to Flowers Pollinator Gardens program works with homeowners and businesses impacted by the Almeda fire to design and plant pollinator gardens to help restore our native ecosystem. Their Habitat Academy and Pollinator Pals programs offer workshops and hands-on learning opportunities for adults and youth on the topics of native pollinators and native plants, and the importance of protecting pollinator populations and their diversity for our food systems and ecosystems. The Growing Pollinator Gardens program engages volunteers and the public in their native plant demonstration garden and propagation nursery. The Rogue Buzzway program, in partnership with Southern Oregon University, maps pollinator landscapes to illustrate and encourage the connectivity that pollinators require to increase their populations and their diversity of species.

Positive Change funds will support the From Fire to Flowers Pollinator Gardens program to install more pollinator gardens for homeowners and businesses impacted by the Almeda Fire; the Growing Pollinator Gardens program to increase the size and scope of the propagation nursery and grow more plants for the community; and the Community Education program to reach more schools and other educational venues.