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TN Pollinator Events

Upcoming Events

Pollinator Week 2024, Tennessee

Thursday, June 20, 9am-12pm: Ardmore Welcome Center
Friday, June 21, 9am-12pm: Solar Farm Welcome Center
Friday, June 21, 10am-2pm: Tennessee Aquarium, Chattanooga

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TN Pollinators | Birds, Bees, Bucks, & Trees in Crossville

Birds, Bees, Bucks & Trees Experience

Saturday, June 29, 9am-4pm
Crossville, TN

An outdoor experience provided by the Cumberland County Soil & Water Conservation District.

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“More Education for More Honey” – 2024 Tennessee Beekeeper’s Fall Conference

Friday & Saturday, October 10-11
Middle Tennessee State University
Student Union Conference Center
Murfreesboro, TN

Mike McClanahan from TDOT will be one of the speakers.

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TN Science Teachers Association Conference

Fall 2024 (TBA)
Murfreesboro, TN

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PAST Events Across Tennessee

TN Pollinator Habitat Program Event Galleries

Nashville Earth Day Festival 2024

The Nashville Earth Day event on Saturday, April 20, 2024, held at Centennial Park, exceeded all expectations with an incredible turnout. This free family event unites the Nashville community, fostering a spirit of celebration for our precious planet while igniting inspiration for positive environmental change.

Pollinator Week, James K. Polk building in Nashville

Pollinator Week 2023

We were thrilled to have representatives from the TDOT Pollinator Habitat Program present at Pollinator Week events at West TN Solar Farm, Ardmore Welcome Center, and the Tennessee Aquarium in Chattanooga.

2022 Tennessee Science Teachers Association Conference

Outreach at Ardmore Welcome Center

2022 Tennessee Honey Festival

Nashville, TN

Ecological Collaboration: Partners for Pollinators

The Impact of the Tennessee Pollinator Habitat Program

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The Partners for Pollinators Working Group, led by TDOT, is a collaborative effort involving four State of Tennessee agencies, non-profit partners, as well as landscape architects, and ecologists. This initiative represents a significant stride towards environmental sustainability in Tennessee. These efforts not only benefit local wildlife but also boost agricultural productivity and enhance the scenic beauty of our landscapes.

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