Transforming land into living sanctuaries for plants, pollinators and people

Where wildflowers bloom, bees return and people rediscover their kinship with the living world.

Meetingplaces for plants and pollinators

  • Pollinator Hosting

    Bring Paradise Home to your land and join The Pollinator Trail

  • Sanctuary Tending

    Optional on going care and guidance for healthy habitat through the seasons.

  • Gatherings

    Workshops and seasonal celebrations. Community, connection, belonging.

The Pollinator Trail

The Pollinator Trail is a growing network of pollinator sanctuaries across the Northern Rivers.

Each sanctuary is unique shaped by it's land, it's plants and the people who care for it. Together these nectar rich feasting grounds form a pollinator corridor from the valley to the sea.

Patches of Paradise that remind us that the earth is home to love

Host a Pollinator Sanctuary

Bring the Trail to your land

Many properties in the Northern Rivers have the space to support thriving eco-systems and yet much of the land sits quiet, waiting for life to return.

Becoming a Pollinator Host invites bees, butterflies, birds and beneficial insects back into the landscape transforming your garden into a patch of Paradise.

If you hear the bees calling...

Become a Pollinator Host

Get amongst it

Seasonal Gatherings

Every gathering is an opportunity to experience the magic of the beings inside the sanctuaries. Walk, talk, touch & taste-based ecological education and seasonal celebrations

Bring it In

About

The keeper of the Trail

What began as individual gardens has slowly grown into a network of sanctuaries. The Pollinator Trail forms a corridor rich in nectar growing on the eastern expanses of the Cicada Dreaming.

Friends of The Trail

Bangalow Herald March 2026

Listen to the bees

Coorabell Hall - Wildbee Sanctuary

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Say G'day