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Increase Pollinator-Friendly Areas (Ongoing)
Project History
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10/25/2020
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1/21/2020
An effective rain garden is planted with suitable trees, shrubs, flowers, and other plants that allow runoff to soak into the ground and protect water quality.
Project Family
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Responsible Stewardship of Campus Land and Water
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Increase Pollinator-Friendly Areas
- Burrill/ Morrill Walkway
- Chi Omega native plants
- Davenport Hall Carbon Garden
- LAR Native Plants
- Low Mow Zones
- Meadow at Orchard Downs
- Native Plants at Arboretum
- Orchard Downs Multifunctional Landscape (ODMFL)
- Plantings at Dorner Drive Retention Pond
- Prairie Restoration at Florida & Orchard
- Small Prairie at Natural Resources Building
- The Illinois Path
- Uni High Butterfly Garden
- Vet Med Prairies
- Woodland Plants at NRB
- Campus Honors House
- Root to Roof Program
- Stormwater Management Program
- Sustainable Agricultural Practices
- Sustainable Landscapes Plan
- Tree Campus USA
- Reduce Potable Water Usage
- Obtain and Publicize Water Data
- Use of Non-Potable Water (such as Greywater)
- Water Conservation
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Increase Pollinator-Friendly Areas
Key Objective
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4.2.2 Increase Pollinator-Friendly Areas
(iCAP 2020)
Associated Collections
Description
Pollinator-Friendly Areas (Tracked by Fiscal Year)
Annotations
- FY 2019:
Baseline
View details for metric: Pollinator-Friendly Areas (Tracked by Fiscal Year)
Themes
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