Image credit: Good.is “The problem,” Theo Schell-Lambert writes in Good , “really comes down to color.” Sure, city parks are great, urban trees amazing, but all too often, these green spaces lack pathways for pollinators. And, he says, forgetting to consider the birds, bees, and butterflies, is a huge mistake…. Read the full story on TreeHugger
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In Seattle, Green Space Isn’t Always Enough
