1. Pollinator-Friendly Garden Design

Native Plants: Grow native flowering plants that bloom at different times to provide year-round nectar and pollen.

Diverse Plantings: Mix herbs, vegetables, and flowers to attract a variety of pollinators (bees, butterflies, hummingbirds).

The Kelvin Chirchir Community Pollination Garden and Bee Conservation Project is a grassroots initiative aimed at conserving pollinators, increasing local food security, and empowering the community through sustainable beekeeping, biodiversity protection, and environmental education.

To establish a community-managed pollination garden that conserves bees and other pollinators, enhances biodiversity, supports food security, and empowers local residents through education and sustainable practices.

Community Pollination Garden Ideas

1.Community Beekeeping Program
2.Pollinator-Friendly Gardens & Corridors
3.Pollinator Habitats
4.Bee Education & Awareness Campaign
5.Eco-Friendly Beehive Project
6.Bee-Based Social Enterprise
7.Community Pollinator Monitoring
8.Bee Habitat Protection & Advocacy