South Puget Sound prairie is one of the most endangered ecosystems, with only a small portion still in healthy condition. As development expands, this habitat is disappearing, along with the pollinators and wildlife that depend on it.
Up to 85% of flowering plants rely on pollinators to reproduce. But as prairie declines, pollinator populations fall, and native plants can no longer produce the seeds needed to restore the land. Without intervention, this cycle accelerates.
Greater Good Charities is working with partners like Wolf Haven International and the Center for Natural Lands Management to restore native prairie by rebuilding the supply of native seeds and plants needed for large-scale restoration.
Through hands-on conservation, we are cultivating native plants, restoring land, and creating habitat for pollinators and endangered species like the Taylor’s checkerspot butterfly.
Your support funds seed cultivation, prairie planting, and on-the-ground restoration that will sustain pollinators and wildlife for years to come. Donate now to help restore native prairie and protect pollinators.
