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property. The non-profit provides resources on their website for both cities and private citizens <br />interested in taking action on pollinator protection. <br />Pollinate Minnesota <br />Started in 2015, Pollinate MN is a self -described advocacy group that offers a comprehensive toolkit for <br />cities that are considering passing a pollinator -friendly resolution. The toolkit offers suggestions on what <br />local government actions are the most effective and how to construct and augment policies that will work <br />to enhance pollinator health and success. <br />Pollinator Friendly Alliance <br />Although this Stillwater -based organization largely targets citizen ad'cy for pollinators, they have been <br />involved in a number of pollinator demonstration projects or g..e in the metro area and support cities <br />in their efforts to become pollinator friendly. <br />Existing pollinator efforts in Ramsey <br />While the City of Ramsey has not made a formal ment to protect po'.r species, it has <br />certainly engaged in actions intended to directly su pollinators and their habitat. The City completed <br />a Natural Resources Inventory in 2007 that incorporat th ext d quality of natural landscapes in <br />the community, providing a baseline aess of environmentally, mportant areas ancIcations that <br />may be ideal candidates for protection efforts retain natural habitats critical for pollinators. <br />Importantly, city staff has confirmed that tti ' does not acti ly use neonicotinoid pesticides to <br />manage insects in its parks or public facilitie <br />In 2016, the City approve <br />Brook Trail Connector. The project <br />food sources for monarc terflies, <br />plantings to Ramsey Elem <br />monarch fr. <br />Ramse <br />differen <br />the plant he <br />native planting <br />from establishing <br />outright restriction, t <br />reduced fee amount, red <br />1 • <br />a <br />y Code doe <br />from noxious <br />estrictions un <br />or establish <br />e <br />pe. <br />• <br />•,. <br />• <br />cover on <br />itiona <br />Sch <br />e po <br />• <br />s or <br />tive proj to crea, andscape along the Trott <br />arily focused oirringin eed and liatris plantings, both <br />he area. The City has also supported efforts to bring native <br />eir 4th gra classes to plant and maintain to expand a <br />n <br />or -friend sions. Native plantings are specifically <br />ce vegetation definitions. Prairie vegetation is excluded from <br />he pu isance section of code, and yards are permitted to include <br />of nati prairie. Ramsey provides information on the benefits <br />ebsite. The City has also evolved its policy toward beekeeping from <br />, which carried a significant fee, to a beekeeping license with a <br />rriers to beekeeping in the city. <br />Co -benefits of pollinator protection <br />Should the City of Ramsey elect to support pollinator protection, it will also promote a number of co - <br />benefits ranging from environmental protection to support of the comprehensive plan. There are several <br />ways in which pollinator protections align with existing City goals and initiatives. <br />
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