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About the WPP-PPS network

The WPP-PPS network brings together people who are interested in wild pollinators, concerned about their resilience and survival, and motivated to help.

We seek to raise awareness, share information and resources, offer learning opportunites and events, support pollinator habitat protection & creation, and encourage appropriate, responsible action.

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"To make a prairie it takes a clover and one bee..."- Emily Dickinson -

Upcoming Activities

Wildflower all-stars for sun or shade

April 5th, 2025

Blooming Boulevards online webinar Beautiful native wildflowers will make your garden come alive! Go beyond Black-eyed Susans – discover the amazing variety of ...

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Gardening for the planet

April 7th, 2025

Climate Legacy and the Ontario Horticultural Association present an afternoon with Lorraine Johnson Climate change threatens ecosystem health and is already ...

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Moths in our midst: what they do and why it matters

April 15th, 2025

Canadian Wildlife Federation webinar series Learn about some of Canada’s moths (and butterflies, too!). Our special guest, Dr. Christian Schmidt, research scientist, ...

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Native plants for tough sites

April 19th, 2025

Blooming Boulevards online webinar Choose the best species for those problem spots in your garden! Frustrated by dry shade, slopes, windy balconies, infertile soil ...

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Latest News

Christine Edmonds’ boulevard garden

 Written on: March 21st, 2025

by Christine Edmonds The boulevard garden is located on a busy corner which was torn up when infrastructure upgrades happened 6 years ago. The soil is sandy loam ...

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History of the Alcove Garden

 Written on: February 21st, 2025

by Amanda Carrigan (text and photos) The Alcove Garden space at Kitchissippi United Church (KUC) was originally pavement. In 2014, KUC members, Ecology Ottawa, and ...

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Street and rain gardens in Old Ottawa South

 Written on: January 20th, 2025

by Sandy Garland The gardens along Bank Street in Old Ottawa South started as a traffic-calming measure. The three rain gardens on Sunnyside were a pilot project ...

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Touring the Canadian Wildlife Federation demonstration gardens

 Written on: July 29th, 2024

by Bert Erickson On July 20th, we visited the habitat demonstration gardens that surround the Canadian Wildlife Federation’s Kanata office. Created in 2001, they are ...

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