Posvar Pollinator Garden
The Posvar Pollinator Garden is located directly in front of Posvar Hall, across from Schenley Plaza, near the intersection of Schenley Dr. and Roberto & Vera Clemente Dr. This garden support native pollinator species, helping Pitt to be the most pollinator-friendly campus it can be!
What’s in the Garden?
- 55 Sneezeweed
- 40 Wild Indigo
- 15 Seaside Goldenrod
- 12 False Sunflower
- 5 Winterberry shrubs
Who planted the garden?
Conservation Club at Pitt is a student organization with the mission “to enhance conservation efforts on campus through building connections between Pitt’s community and our environment”. The club has a focus on hands-on work, with the current projects of planting pollinator gardens, building bee houses, and mitigating lantern flies. Conservation Club’s first official project involved rejuvenating this pollinator garden outside of Posvar. With $1700 of funding, they planned and planted the Posvar Pollinator Garden on Schenley.
