Restaurants post surplus meals, nearby shelters claim them.
Gardeners register pollinator-friendly patches and log bees and blooms.
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Home gardeners add their pollinator patch to a neighborhood map and log what is blooming and which insects they spot. Garden clubs see gaps where more patches would help. It turns scattered yards into a visible, growing habitat corridor.
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Build a web and mobile app called Pollinator Patch. Users sign up and add a patch with rough location, size, sun level and a photo. Show all patches on a Google Maps view with the exact address hidden and pins rounded to the block.
Add a quick log screen for each patch: date, plants in bloom (pick from a list or type), insect sightings with type (bee, butterfly, moth, hoverfly, other) and count, and an optional photo. Show a season timeline per patch.
Add a club dashboard with patch count, sightings by month and a heat map showing areas with few patches. Let clubs send a newsletter email to members. Add Stripe for club and nursery plans that include a branded map page.
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