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Pollinator Meadow Parties

Join Keep Sugar Land Beautiful, in partnership with the City of Sugar Land, for a fun and meaningful morning creating a beautiful pollinator habitat for butterflies, bees, bats, and so many other pollinators!
Come get your hands in the soil, help create a thriving pollinator meadow, and be part of making Sugar Land a little more beautiful and biodiverse!
 
 
Date: Sunday, October 25, 2026
Time: 3 pm-5 pm
Location: Brazos River Park 18427 Southwest Freeway, Sugar Land, TX 77479
 
 
Our annual Pollinator Meadow Party is an opportunity for the community to come together to create or enhance pollinator habitats right here in Sugar Land. By planting native wildflowers, we can provide important food and shelter for pollinators while creating beautiful, thriving natural spaces.
 
Why Join Us?
Pollinators play an essential role in healthy ecosystems and our food systems. Native wildflowers provide valuable nectar, pollen, and habitat while also helping support local biodiversity.
Spending time in nature creating beautiful pollinator meadows... what could be better?
 
What to Expect
A fun, family-friendly outdoor experience
Hands-on native wildflower seeding and planting
Preparing soil and spreading seeds
Planting native seedlings
Learning about pollinators and native plants
Connecting with your community
Making a lasting impact on Sugar Land's natural environment
No prior gardening or planting experience is needed!
 
Interested in Volunteering?

Please complete the volunteer interest form https://forms.gle/azmAdeuXZ2JjCgpH6 to let us know you'd like to participate. We will reach out with final details, including official registration and waiver information.

 

 

 

 

 

History

On November 1st, KSLB held our annual Pollinator Meadow Party in partnership with the City of Sugar Land.  KSLB donated 40 native pollinator plants, rakes, compost, and over 114 pounds of native pollinator seeds to increase the pollinator habitat in Brazos River and Sugar Land Memorial Parks. 41 KSLB volunteers planted seed on November 1st with more pollinator parties to follow!

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