
Pollinator gardens in urban areas are designed to attract and sustain pollinators such as bees, butterflies, and birds by incorporating plants that provide essential nectar and pollen for their nourishment. These gardens enhance urban biodiversity, contribute to the pollination of crops and ornamental plants, and support the health of local ecosystems. Key benefits of pollinator gardens include improved biodiversity, increased food production, and the provision of habitats for various species. Effective implementation requires the selection of native plants, varied flowering periods, and community education on the importance of pollinators, while minimizing pesticide use to protect these vital organisms. ¿Qué son los jardines de polinizadores en la ciudad? Los jardines de polinizadores en la ciudad son espacios diseñados para atraer y sostener a polinizadores como abejas, mariposas y aves. Estos jardines…