Join us for a free hands-on workshop where we’ll design and build pollinator habitats using wood logs and other natural materials. Together, we’ll create simple, functional shelters that support native bees and other beneficial insects that play a vital role in our local ecosystems.

We’ll talk about why habitat loss is one of the biggest challenges facing pollinators and how small, thoughtful structures can make a real difference. Participants will learn how to select and prepare materials, drill proper nesting holes for native bees, and place habitats in ways that help them thrive.

This is a working workshop, come ready to build, learn, and connect. Each participant will leave with 1–2 finished pollinator habitats to install in their own yard or community space.

Food will be available in the break room for all participants. 

Date: Friday March 20, 2026

Time: 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM

Location: Cruces Creatives Multipurpose room 

This free field day is made possible thanks to generous support from the McCune Charitable Foundation, Nusenda Foundation, and #NoRegrets.