Howard County Pollinator Habitat Registration
Our goal is to track pollinator habitat in Howard County--every patch counts! Pollinator habitat can be defined as intentionally planted areas that include plants that provide pollen and nectar sources for pollinators throughout the growing seasons, as well as plants that provide nesting sites, materials and cover. Habitats should aim to have the majority of plants native to our Region and no invasive plants.

If you have multiple pollinator habitats, consider registering them as one habitat if their total size is less than 500 square feet and have similar plant selections. Consider registering them separately, if their total size is more than 500 square feet or are significantly different from one another based on plant choices.

Once you complete registration you can pick up a FREE habitat sign to display in your yard. Pickup locations are: 
Robinson Nature Center:
Monday & Tuesday CLOSED
Wednesday-Saturday 9am-5pm
Sunday 12-5pm

Howard County Conservancy-Mt.Pleasant
Monday -Saturday 9am-3pm

Your registered habitat will be tracked towards Howard County's total acreage of pollinator habitat and included in our interactive map layer.
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Email *
First Name *
Last Name
Pollinator Habitat Name - (ex. Mary's Garden, Schoolyard Pollinator Habitat)
Pollinator Habitat Address (cross streets OK) *
In what County is your pollinator habitat? *
What year was your pollinator habitat initially planted? *
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What is the square footage of your pollinator habitat? (Approximation is fine - if you don’t have a measuring tape long enough, count footsteps toe-to-toe along two sides of your habitat and multiply the numbers together) *
Pollinator Habitat Category *
Did you plant your habitat to support a particular pollinator species? If so, which one/s?
What types of pollinators do you see visiting your habitat?
Is your pollinator habitat registered through one of these other programs?
Does your planted pollinator habitat include any of the following pollinator plant superstars?
Does your planted pollinator habitat include any pollinator powerhouse trees or shrubs?
What types of information do you need to ensure the long term success of your pollinator habitat? (see livegreenhoward.com/land/pollinators for a list of current resources)
A copy of your responses will be emailed to the address you provided.
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