Knowledge Centre
Our approach is evidence-led, pragmatic and focused on measurable impact.
Urban Pollinators, Evidence and Practical Guidance
The Pollinating London Together Knowledge Centre brings together research, practical guidance and real-world insights into urban pollinator conservation.
Cities can support remarkable biodiversity — but only when planning, planting and policy are informed by ecological understanding.
This resource hub is designed for:
Green space managers
Businesses and ESG leaders
Educators and schools
Community groups
Local authorities
Residents seeking practical advice
Our approach is evidence-led, pragmatic and focused on measurable impact.
Explore the Knowledge Centre
Foundations
Understanding Urban Pollinators
Explore the ecological principles behind pollinator diversity, habitat use and species behaviour in cities. These articles explain why pollinators decline, how they adapt to urban environments, and what conditions allow them to thrive.
Practical Action
Simple Steps That Support Urban Pollinators
Clear, evidence-informed guidance for individuals, schools, businesses and community groups who want to make an immediate difference. Whether you have a garden, balcony, school grounds or corporate courtyard, practical steps can create valuable habitat.
Planning & Strategy
Designing Cities That Work for Nature
Discover how planting design, habitat connectivity, biodiversity corridors and site management influence urban ecosystems. This section translates ecological science into practical guidance for planners, landowners and decision-makers.
Education & Youth
Building Environmental Awareness for the Future
Access resources and insights that support pollinator education in schools, youth organisations and community groups. Encouraging curiosity and environmental literacy today strengthens biodiversity resilience tomorrow.
Evidence & Case Studies
Learning From Real Urban Landscapes
Review monitoring findings, research insights and applied case studies demonstrating how pollinators use parks, gardens, rooftops and heritage spaces. Evidence informs better urban biodiversity decisions.
Why This Matters
Urban pollinator decline is complex. Effective conservation requires:
Long-term
data
Thoughtful
design
Informed
planting
Cross-sector collaboration
The Knowledge Centre exists to support informed action — not just awareness.
When cities understand ecology, they can design for resilience.