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Tug Hill Commission’s Winter Wildlife Webinar Series
Continues March 26th with Pollinators and Plants: Attracting Pollinators
to a Garden Near You
Published: March 06, 2026 at
12:00 p.m.
By: Press Release
from NYS Tug Hill Commission
Pollinators and Plants: Attracting Pollinators to a
Garden Near You
Tug Hill Winter Wildlife Webinar Series, Part 3:
March 26, 7 p.m.
WATERTOWN, NEW
YORK – The Tug Hill Commission invites the public to join a webinar on
Thursday, March 26 at 7 p.m. to learn about the importance of pollinators,
and how to attract them. Register at https://tinyurl.com/WWWRegistration2026 and a Zoom link
will be sent along with your registration confirmation email.
This webinar will
highlight the vital role pollinators play in our natural environment, and
how to attract and support them. Small creatures such as moths,
butterflies, and bees make a huge impact. Without them, everything from
flowers to the food supply chain would be impacted. Webinar participants
will hear from Cierra Williams, Horticulture and Natural Resources Educator
from Cornell Cooperative Extension of Jefferson County.
This webinar is
part of the Tug Hill Winter Wildlife Webinar Series, which explores the
region’s diverse wildlife and conservation efforts. Stay tuned for the
final part of the series on April 30 at 7 p.m., where participants will
learn about owls from Linda Gibbs, Community Programs Director at the Tug
Hill Tomorrow Land Trust, and Irene Mazzocchi, retired Region 6 NYSDEC
Wildlife Biologist.
The New York
State Tug Hill Commission is a non-regulatory state agency charged with
helping local governments, organizations, and citizens shape the future of
the region, especially its environment and economy. The commission uses a
grassroots approach to build local capacity and provide technical
assistance in land use planning, community development, and natural
resource management.
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