Page ContentSupporting and Protecting PollinatorsThe City of Brampton implements a number of programs and initiatives that supports pollinators, including:Building and maintaining pollinator dedicated beds and perennial beds that support pollinatorsRestoring and enhancing natural areas and introducing naturalization into our parks through the Naturalization ProgramReducing mowed areas in public spaces and converting them into meadows through the Don’t Mow, Let it Grow Program Integrating native and flowering trees into City and new development planting lists Integrating native plantings in bioswalesFacilitating urban agricultural and residential garden initiatives such as the City’s Community Gardens Program, residential Backyard Garden Program and Gardens of Brampton Initiative.City Pollinator StatsThe City currently maintains 17 dedicated pollinator beds and 706 perennial beds that support pollinatorsSince 2002, the City’s Naturalization Program has naturalized over 220 hectares of land and uses native seed mixes, shrubs and trees that provide food and habitat for pollinators Since 2018, the Don’t Mow, Let it Grow Program has converted approximately 21 hectares of turf grass into meadows and pollinator gardensVisit Our Pollinator Beds County Court Park Display Gardens Norton Place Park (Building) Massey Park (Outdoor Classroom)
