On today’s Your Call, we’ll have a conversation about local biodiversity. We recently did a show about the disappearing bees, which are needed to pollinate crops. Pollinators keep our ecosystems vibrant and healthy. So what can we do in our backyards and neighborhoods to make sure they thrive? What can we learn from places like Boston where pollinators are returning? What are you doing to create pollinator-friendly spaces? It’s Your Call, with Rose Aguilar and You.
Guests:
Ellen Zagory, director of horticulture at the UC Davis Arboretum
Daniel Miller, director of Spiral Gardens Community Food Security Project
Web Resources:
UC Berkeley: California Habitat Gardening Throughout the Year
Tribune: Bringing back the Bees
Natural Life: Plant a Pollinator Garden for Biodiversity,