Get Involved
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Be the Change You Want to See

Every garden, volunteer, and supporter helps grow the pathway. Whether you’re planting native flowers, joining a volunteer event, making a donation, or helping spread the word, there are many ways to make a difference.

Join a welcoming community of people working together to create more habitat for pollinators and wildlife throughout Nyack and the surrounding region.

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See Nyack’s Pollinator-Friendly Homes

Add your home to

the pathway

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Join community

planting days

Interested in volunteering?

Ready to get involved? Complete the form below to join our mailing list and stay up to date on volunteer opportunities, upcoming events, and other ways to get involved with Nyack Pollinator Pathway. We welcome volunteers of all ages, abilities, and experience levels.

Have a question? Email us anytime at nyackpollinatorpathway@gmail.com.

Native Plants Planted
and counting!

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Partner With Us

The Nyack Pollinator Pathway grows through collaboration. By working with homeowners, schools, businesses, nonprofits, and local organizations, we are creating connected habitat for pollinators and wildlife throughout Nyack and the surrounding region.

Together, we transform everyday spaces into thriving landscapes, engage volunteers, and demonstrate how native plants can create healthier, more resilient communities.

Why Partner?

  • Create Meaningful Habitat
    Transform lawns, planters, campuses, and public spaces into vibrant landscapes that support pollinators, birds, and other wildlife.

  • Make a Visible Community Impact
    Help create beautiful, ecologically beneficial spaces that residents and visitors can enjoy for years to come.

  • Join a Growing Network
    Become part of a community-wide effort to connect habitat, support biodiversity, and strengthen the local environment.

  • Lead by Example
    Demonstrate environmental leadership while helping create a healthier, more resilient landscape for future generations.