The EcoAlpha Garden Campaign encourages young people to plant pollinator-friendly flowers and plants in their backyards, neighborhoods, schoolyards, balconies, and community gardens. Many youth have expressed strong interest in the campaign and have begun creating their own gardens, turning their concern for declining pollinators into meaningful, hands-on action. 

These youth-created gardens provide valuable sources of nectar, pollen, shelter, and nesting spaces for bees, butterflies, and other pollinators. The campaign is helping expand pollinator habitats across local communities while inspiring young people, their families, and neighbors to recognize that even a small garden can contribute to healthier and more connected ecosystems.