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Nature-strip gardens: A paradise for pollinators
Nature strips, the often-overlooked land between sidewalks and roads, hold significant potential for urban biodiversity. By transforming these spaces into gardens, residents can create vital corridors for pollinators like bees and butterflies. These small-scale greening projects help mitigate urban heat and improve local ecosystem health. Converting grass into native plant habitats supports essential insect populations within residential neighborhoods.