People and Pollinators Action Network

People and Pollinators Action Network (PPAN) is a Colorado-focused organization working to make the state safer for pollinators and the communities that depend on them. Its work addresses biodiversity and habitat loss, pesticide overuse, and the effects of food production systems. Through advocacy, education, research, and community partnerships, PPAN promotes practical steps to protect pollinating insects and improve environmental health.

The organization offers ways for individuals, businesses, schools, farms, and community groups to take part. People can sign the Pollinator-Safe Properties Pledge, volunteer with local chapters and park projects, join coalitions, and learn through webinars, videos, and educational resources. PPAN also encourages habitat gardening, including planting native species and adding flowers to gardens and farms. Its programs include a Habitat Fund and grants, a native pollinating insects health study, organic turf management, and the Healthy Schoolyards Initiative. Supporters can order specialty pollinator license plates for cars or motorcycles; donations from the plates help fund statewide habitat grants.