Plant native flowering plants, avoid chemical sprays, provide host plants for butterflies, and create habitats that cater to the needs of pollinators and birds.

Native berry-producing trees, nectar-producing flowers, and plants that attract beneficial insects are ideal for attracting pollinators and birds.

Chemical pesticides harm caterpillars (butterfly larvae) and bees, disrupting their life cycles and preventing the growth of healthy pollinator populations essential to farming.

Build shallow ponds filled with clean water around your farm. Ensure the water is clean and free from pesticides or fertilizers. Add stones or sticks to enable safe perching and drinking for butterflies, bees, and birds.