PlantingSeeds Projects
Connecting pollinators and people.
Regenerative plantings and corridors throughout Australia.
Major projects include the B&B Highway, The National Schools Citizen
Science B&B BioBlitz and the Threatened to Thriving Interactive Map.
About Us
A case for biodiversity and pollination
PlantingSeeds was born out of a need for change as pollination is often overlooked in sustainability; we are aiming to change that. Not many people know that our major cities can be ‘biodiversity hotspots’,we work to protect and enhance the natural environment by engaging people in urban areas.
Planting and increasing native vegetation and habitats support threatened pollinators. So, how do we achieve this? By getting our hands dirty….literally.
Our Stakeholders
OUR IMPACT SINCE 2019
Resources
Learn with us
Our resources have been created by experienced environmental educators with clear links to curriculum to ensure students feel positive and are able to link their newfound knowledge. Catering for preschoolers through to adults, a range of options are available for download and are an integral included part of our B&B Highway program.
Latest News
The ABC’s of Aussie Bees
While sugarbag bees and Blue-banded bees are having their moment in the sun, there are many other unsung bee heroes flitting about in Australian landscapes pollinating and helping our environment. Most native bee species – in fact, over 99 per cent of them – are described as ‘solitary’, meaning they do not live in hives. […]
>Metamorphosis: An ode to change agents
We know about the very hungry caterpillar who goes through a beautiful transformation after munching through a garden deli of delights. But do we know about the many other insect species that undergo this process of metamorphosis? In fact, more than 80 per cent of insect species and possibly around 60 per cent of all […]
>Our Partners
We’re trusted by organisations of all sizes
From educational to corporates and local and state governments, PlantingSeeds offers programs to suit varying needs and support biodiversity and pollination.