Neighbors for Nature pollinator program
Summary
The plant kit giveaway has drawn over 400 registrations, capped at 300 households due to space, funding and staffing. Commissioners want press coverage to publicize the program that replaced No Mow May.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 4
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed May 20, 2026.
Impact analysis
Program relies on donations worth over $5,000 each from Green Bay Botanical Garden and Stone Silo.
Households winning plant kits and pollinators across the city.
Mentions & discussions (4)
Sustainability Commission - May 20, 2026
The Healthy Habitats workgroup is building pollinator corridors through the Neighbors for Nature program and gave away native plant kits at Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary in May. It's part of the city's push for pollinator habitat and cleaner water in residents' own yards.
Sustainability Commission - Apr 16, 2026
The plant kit giveaway has drawn over 400 registrations, capped at 300 households due to space, funding and staffing. Commissioners want press coverage to publicize the program that replaced No Mow May.
Sustainability Commission - Mar 18, 2026
The city's plant kit giveaway opens for registration Monday through April 19, with 300 kits and winners notified on Earth Day. The commission gave informal input on three sign designs, favoring the color version with pollinator graphics.
Sustainability Commission - Jan 21, 2026
Roughly 300 native plant kits (15 plants each, plus a yard sign and how-to guide) will be given away this spring via online lottery registration, with pickups in late May. The citywide pollinator corridor is nearly complete, with plantings within a half mile of one another almost everywhere.
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