The Eastbank pollinator corridor
Read the fictional informational text and match each statement to a section.
A. Eastbank linked small planted areas along three kilometres of streets, school grounds, and apartment courtyards. The aim was not to create one large park, but to give pollinating insects regular places to feed and rest as they moved through the neighbourhood.
B. Designers selected native flowering plants with overlapping bloom periods. They avoided treating every site identically: sunny boulevards received drought-tolerant species, while shaded courtyards used plants that could grow with less direct light.