Save the date Pollinator Fest May 31 in Woodinville

Lynnwood, WALocal News

Pollinator Fest will occur on May 31 at 21 Acres in Woodinville, Washington, emphasizing the importance of pollinators in maintaining healthy ecosystems. The event will feature diverse presentations and interactive activities designed to educate attendees about pollinator conservation. Local organizations, such as Woodland Park Zoo and Off The Rez, will play a significant role in the event's programming. This annual fest not only raises awareness about the critical decline in pollinator populations but also addresses its implications for food security. Participants can look forward to family-friendly activities that encourage gardening and environmental responsibility.

The fest aims to foster community engagement while promoting sustainable practices. Historical data indicates that pollinator populations have been declining significantly over the past few decades, leading to increased efforts in conservation. Pollinator Fest stands as a testament to the community's dedication to ecological education and sustainability efforts.

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