The Tribal Alliance For Pollinators: Restoring Pollinator Habitat on Tribal Lands in Oklahoma Case Study Handout

The Tribal Alliance For Pollinators: Restoring Pollinator Habitat on Tribal Lands in Oklahoma Case Study Handout
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The Tribal Alliance for Pollinators (TAP), the only Tribal-led pollinator initiative in the US., collaborates with Tribes across Oklahoma and the central United States to provide training and equipment to overcome barriers to pollinator conservation. Read the full Case Study here: https://www.fws.gov/project/restoring-pollinator-habitat-tribal-lands

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