Pollinator Garden at Beale Air Force Base

a rural, grassy hill is planted with young milkweed and bushes that attract pollinators

Pollinator Garden at Beale Air Force Base

The main pollinator garden at Beale Air Force Base in northern California is nearly an acre in size and contains all native plants. These plants help feed migrating monarch butterflies.

Image

Photo By/Credit

USFWS

Ecosystem

Rural

Media Usage Rights/License

Public Domain

Subject tags

Habitat conservation

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