WOODLAND POLLINATOR WORKSHOP RESOURCES
Thank you to all who attended the 5/21/26 webinar:
From Forests to Meadows:
Supporting Pollinators Across Your Land
Below are resources from our presenters.
- Seeing the Forest for the Bees interview with Kass Urban-Mead
- Northern Woodlands article with Kass discussing bees & forest habitat & stewardship
- Xerces article: “Secret Life of Forest Bees“
- YouTube talks “Pollinators in the Woods” (and a more recent version for Great Mountain Forest in CT)
- Podcast — Buzzing canopies
- Blog — Bees of Eastern Forests by Prof R. Winfree
- A few PDFs of scientific review papers referenced on the importance of forests for pollinators:
- Creating Pollinator Habitat in Pastures, Grasslands, and Associated Lands with Conventional Site Prep and Maintenance
- Creating Pollinator Habitat in Pastures, Grasslands, and Associated Lands with Organic Site Prep and Maintenance
- Forest Edge to Meadow_Winnakee Webinar Slides
- HummingbirdGuideEast
- Native Plant Nurseries and Local Seed Vendors for New York State_05.18.26
- NRCS-EQIP-WildlifeHabitat
- Supporting Pollinators with Native Trees and Shrubs_NY
About The Woodland Stewards Collaborative
The Woodland Stewards Collaborative is a joint program partnership of Winnakee Land Trust and the New York Forest Owners Association (NYFOA), dedicated to landowner education and conservation-first forestry programs.
The Collaborative connects two organizations with a common cause: supporting the private landowners who are essential to the future of New York’s forests, watersheds, and climate resilience.
