Weldon Cox stands in his pollinator garden. Photo by Diana Linsley.
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In the South County Times article “Bring Conservation Home” a retired Lindbergh High School teacher, Weldon Cox, shows off his home garden. Mr. Cox has converted part of his garden into pollinator habitat areas.
Pollinators, like honeybees and Monarch butterflies, have been declining in numbers and are in serious trouble. Gardens, like the one Mr. Cox has created, help provide habitat and a safe environment for pollinators of all sorts.
To hear Don Corrigan talk about the article click below. Quotes from Mr. Cox are also included in the video.
To read the South County Times article and see the comments left by Mr. Cox’s former students click HERE.
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