Native Plants for Native Pollinators Fall 2026

Community Restoration Support – Apply now

Thanks to the BC Conservation Foundation’s Community Conservation Program, KNPS has a limited supply of bee specialist nectar plants available for eligible community restoration projects – and they must be planted in Fall 2026!

Eligibility Criteria:

Located in the West Kootenay region
Minimum project size: 50 m² / 50 plants
Must be a community-led restoration project or naturalized landscape
Suitable habitat for nectar plants
Commitment to long-term stewardship
No use of systemic insecticides or herbicides

*The plants are West Kootenay eco-types, and therefore, are not appropriate for East Kootenay or Thompson-Okanagon regions.

Application Process & Availability
Applications will be processed on a first-come, first-served basis until plants have been fully allocated.

We will be accepting applications for fall plantings, with applications opening in July.

NP² Pollinator Partners Application

Name

Email Address

Organization or Group Name:

Project Location (West Kootenay only)

Brief Description of Your Restoration Project: (Goals, site conditions, expected impact)

Number of plants requested (minimum 50)

Terms Terms I am available for a follow-up conversation to discuss plant selection and site suitability. I am able to plant these plants in September 2026 I can pick up the plants in Nelson, BC. I will share project photos and a brief description of planting efforts for the KNPS website.

Do you have any additional comments or special requests?

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