#pollen count history by zip code

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PNW and General Ecology Resources

Xerces Society - Maritime Northwest Pollinator Plants -This non-profit is responsible for invertebrate conservation for all of North America. Every single invertebrate they gets conserved in North America is in large part thanks to this organization. Support them monthly if you can!

Burke Herbarium Burke is the natural history museum based out of Seattle. This site is the most comprehensive image collection of plants in the PNW, and represents the most up to date count of all native plants observed by science here so far. Also has an identification key, great way to learn. Washington Native Plant Society This organization is a social one. Not only can you join their public events like plant walks, classes, and plant sales...you can become a member to support all the ways they advocate for legal protections and inclusion of native plants in city landscapes. They have different chapters for different regions.

Northwest Meadowscapes - How to Plant a Meadow This company is one of the most reliable ways to purchase native wildflower seeds for the PNW. MANY online 'native seed mixes' include invasive species! This company never does that so you can trust them.

King County Native Plants - Western Wa Native Plant Guide This is a county resource that is also useful for maritime northwest yards outside of King County. You can use their plant search function to search for native plants that fit the specific conditions in your planting space.

Native Plant Finder This is a resource for lepidoptera host plant information. If you want to attract the most butterflies and moths, enter your ZIP code to see what genus will support the most species for your area. Not PNW specific!

Pacific Northwest Moths This is a site where you can upload images of moths to get identified by moth nerds. You can also browse all the native moths in your area and get solid information on how to identify them.

Aquatic Plant Identification Guide A PDF going over the most common natives and invasives, how to tell them apart and general information on how to contact the city of Shoreline to learn more.

Pollen Specialist Bees of the United States Looking to figure out what to plant to help the MOST endangered bees? This is the site you're looking for. CTRL+F your states initials to find out what bees are relevant where you are. Dichotomous Key for Washington State Bumblebees This is the tool for you if you want to become an expert on identifying all the bumblebees in your garden. Check Youtube if you need some help understanding how to use a dichotomous key. Native Plant Picks for Bees This PDF features the results from a 3-year long study from Oregon State University on the number of bee species noted to use certain plants. Only 27 plants were studied, but still a great reference point.

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