Bellevue, NE – August 26, 2026 – Pollinator Alliance of the Heartland and Green Bellevue announced that Pollinator Alliance of the Heartland (PATH) is hosting their 4th Annual Milkweed and Cookies event on Saturday, September 19th at Bellevue University Symposium Room (B level) in the John B. Muller Administration Building, from 12pm – 4pm. The address is 812 Bruin Blvd, Bellevue, NE 68005.
Highlights include:
A Vendor fair with local non-profits and businesses, including Green Bellevue, Lucky Toad Restorative Gardens, Bumbling Bee Native Wildflowers, a raffle with relevant and useful prizes and a cookie decorating station will all be available during this event.
Speaker Presentations:
- Amanda Stastny, Bumbling Bee Native Wildflowers
- Jody Green, UNL Extension
- Shelia Schrader, Schrader Landscape Design
A big component of this event is the Native Garden giveaway, which participants pre-register for. This year, two different types of gardens are offered. Garden registrations are still available, and participants can register on the PATH website, www.pathmidwest.org, or on the PATH Facebook page, www.facebook.com/PATH.midwest.
Special thanks to sponsors: Green Bellevue and the Papio-Missouri River NRD
About Pollinators of the Heartland and Green Bellevue
PATH is a 501c(3). The mission of the Pollinator Alliance of the Heartland is to restore native habitat and pollinator diversity through community outreach and education of best practices.
Green Bellevue is a 501(c)(3) originally started by the City of Bellevue in 2009. The grassroots organization brings people together to promote a more resilient, sustainable community.
