ENVS Pollinator Event Reminder - THIS Sunday 11/09 12:00 - 3:00

[Alana Rader]

This is a friendly reminder that you and yours are invited to the first annual Pollinator Party, hosted by ENVS 295 - Environmental Engagement on behalf of SEED! 

Come join us to understand the role that pollinators play in our lives, including how we interact with them (or don't!), what we perceive to threaten pollinators, and what we might imagine can support them! This event is FREE to both the Lewis & Clark community and general public and will include prizes, crafts, food, and community. 

When: THIS SUNDAY November 9th, 12:00pm-3:00pm - open house style, so drop in whenever you can!

Where: Lewis & Clark Campus, Fowler Center, Stamm

What: This engagement event will be a social mixer hosting various activity stations that will allow you to connect with and discuss your experiences with pollinators in our region. From this event you will both learn about current activities that support pollinators, both here on campus and beyond, find out how you can be involved in these efforts, and contribute your perspectives on how you think pollinators should be and can be protected into the future.

Who: Open to all LC students, staff, SEED members, and community members.

Why: Information from this event will help SEED understand the many perspectives that folks have surrounding pollinators and the different factors that both support and harm them.

Can’t Attend the Event? You can still contribute your perspectives, knowledge, and hopes for pollinators by filling out this short survey. 

Alana Rader, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor 

Environmental Studies Program 

Lewis & Clark College 

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