Pollinator Paradise: An Urban Habitat Project

Colorful sign sharing  information about flora and pollinators of the surrounding garden

Dedicated to

Courtney Cloyd and Ann Staley

Project Description

Pollinator Paradise is a Corvallis Urban Pollinator Habitat demonstration garden that aims to educate the public about plants to use as well as land management practices that protect pollinators and enhance their survival and well-being. The project provides plant lists, garden design suggestions, and advice on creating pollinator habitats as well as non-toxic management tips.

The design of gardens and management of our landscapes in the Northwest can contribute to the health of bees, butterflies, and other insects. Homeowners, gardeners, landscape professionals, and volunteer groups can all work together to attract a wide range of pollinators to their properties while practicing sustainable landscaping.

Click on the image below to see the Owen Dell and Associates Landscape Architecture plans used, including a plant identification key.

Landscape design drawing by Owen Dell and Associated Landscape Design.

an urban garden with native plants created to attract pollinators
Parking Strip transformed into an urban habitat for pollinators.
Mason Bee Future Home
group of people clay in rain gear dedicating polinator garden. on a rainy day
Dedication of the Garden May 5, 2024

Collaborators

Civic Beautification and Urban Forestry (CBUF) Committee for the Parks and Recreation Department, City of Corvallis, Central Park Neighborhood Association, Friends of Parks & Recreation, Evening Gardening Club, DIG Corporation and Home Grown Gardens, Owen Dell and Associates Landscape Architecture, The Arts Center. 

The Garden is Dedicated to…

Ann Staley and James “Courtney” Cloyd, neighbors, lovers of nature, and long-time care takers, cheerleaders and supporters of The Arts Center.

sepia toned photo showing two people middle-aged, white haired Ann Staley and Courtney Cloyd hugging each other with broad smiles


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