UC Davis Airport Pollinator Garden

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Project description:

This project converts an unused site by the UC Davis Airport into a hedgerow planting. The planting consists primarily of two parts: a section of native grasses and a pollinator garden. The hedgerow provides a range of tangible, quantifiable ecosystem benefits such as pollination, carbon sequestration, erosion control, and native habitat. The hedgerow can be seen along the Olive Tree Lane/ Bee Biology Road bike path, North of the University Airport.

Location:
UC Davis Airport
Grant funding amount:
$1001-5000
Grant cycle:
Fall 2019
Project status:
Complete
Project leaders:
  • Shona Paterson (Environmental Science & Management)
  • Natalie Ruckstuhl (Wildlife, Fish, & Conservation Biology)
  • Robert Bohn (UC Davis Riparian Reserve Senior Museum Scientist)
UN Sustainable Development Goals
9 - Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure
11 - Sustainable Cities and Communities
13 - Climate Action
Icon - 15 Life on Land
UN Sustainable Development Goals associated with project:
9-Industry, innovation and infrastructure
11-Sustainable cities and communities
13-Climate action
15-Life on land