Plant native flowers like bee balm and salvia to attract hummingbirds. Provide sugar water feeders and shallow water sources. Avoid pesticides to protect these tiny birds.
Design outdoor spaces with trees and shrubs for nesting and perching. Install bird feeders and birdhouses. Educate students on the importance of hummingbirds in the ecosystem.
Create a school garden with hummingbird-friendly plants. Involve students in planting and maintaining the garden. Organize birdwatching activities to observe hummingbirds in action.
Collaborate with local conservation organizations to learn more about hummingbirds. Participate in citizen science projects to track hummingbird populations. Host workshops and events to raise awareness.
Monitor and document hummingbird sightings on school grounds. Keep a journal of observations and behaviors. Share findings with the school community and encourage ongoing involvement.
Celebrate hummingbirds with art projects, poems, and performances. Create a hummingbird-friendly certification program for schools. Inspire others to join the effort in creating safe havens for these remarkable birds.