Advance the science. Share research on native and managed pollinators and their role in food security, biodiversity, climate resilience, and public health. 

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Educate broadly. Help the public, agencies, NGOs, and industry understand pollinator conservation and its link to food and human health.

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Translate the science. Offer clear, nonpartisan, evidence-based guidance on pollinator conservation and management.

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Bring people together. Convene food, agriculture, conservation, public-health, and policy partners to break down silos and build shared, science-based solutions.

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Serve as a trusted hub. Act as a national clearinghouse and honest broker for pollinator science, data, and policy.

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Support healthy communities. Promote pollinator-friendly landscapes that boost nutrition, cut heat stress, support mental health, and build ecological resilience.

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Produce expert research on pollinator ecology, environmental stressors, policy coordination, food security, climate adaptation, and equitable food systems.

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Equip states and territories with tools to include pollinators in wildlife and public health planning.

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Engage communities through events, publications, youth education, and partnerships that build awareness and stewardship.