Information | Rezoning for Housing

Public hearing on April 22, 2024. Proposed rezoning will support more housing options in all communities.

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Bee a polli-neighbour

Return to Calgary's Wildlife​
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We are committed to providing habitat and resources for our local pollinators and have taken steps to transform some of our parks and green spaces into more natural, pollinator friendly areas.

Learn about habitat restoration, local plants and pollinators, and how you can help attract pollinators to your backyard through the use of native plants.

Did you know Calgary is a Bee-City?

Learn more about this initiative to protect pollinators​

The City of Calgary also supports our local communities to protect pollinators by participating in The Butterflyway Project.

What is a pollinator?

​Learn what pollinators are and why they are important.

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All about bees

​Learn about Calgary's bees and how you can help protect them.​

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All about butterflies

Learn about Calgary's butterflies and how you can help them.​​​

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All about hummingbirds

Learn about Calgary's hummingbirds and how you can help them.​​​​​

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Backyard gardening for pollinators

Learn about planting for pollinators this season.​​

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Backyard naturalization

Learn about enhancing your yard’s natural environment to support pollinators.

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Bee Boulevard

​Learn about the Canyon Meadows Bee Boulevard

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Moths as pollinators

Learn about Calgary's moths and how you could help them.

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City naturalization projects

Learn about Calgary's naturalization projects.

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Citizen science

Learn about how you can contribute with citizen science.

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Winter habitat for pollinators

Learn how to provide safe places for pollinators to hibernate over winter

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