Rogue Buzzway Maps

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The best way to help pollinators and other insects survive and thrive is by growing pesticide-free gardens and landscapes full of native trees, shrubs, and flowering plants that provide food and habitat year round. And, planting contiguous pollinator landscapes as much as possible - a Buzzway!

Help us put more pollinator landscapes on the Map!
Click ‘Buzzway’ to submit your information.
Already on the map? Invite a friend!

SOU Rogue Buzzway intern, 2024 - 2025

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This is a continuously updated map depicting self-reported pollinator-friendly habitats in Jackson County, Oregon.

Names and addresses are not shown for private spaces (red) to protect the privacy of the residents.

This map includes the outline of the Almeda Fire that burned over 2,000 acres from Ashland to Medford on September 8, 2020.

Move the map by clicking and dragging. Zoom in using the + button.

Click on the red and green points to learn more about the pollinator garden in that tax lot.

Please email Roguebuzzway@gmail.com with any corrections for the map.

Much gratitude to Dr. Jamie Tramell and his Geographic Information Systems (GIS) students at Southern Oregon University for their work to develop the Rogue Buzzway.

Thank you to Miranda Schneider, who took us to the next level with an online map! Many thanks to Jarrett Taylor and Seth Campbell, who expanded the city maps for their 2019 capstone project!

Special recognition to Ollie Bucolo for his vision in helping us create the first Buzzway map in 2017!

Miranda Schneider
SOU student, 2020

Jamie Trammel GIS professor and Kristina

Dr. Jamie Trammel, PhD

Associate Professor of Environmental Science and Policy

Southern Oregon University

Kristina Lefever

President, Pollinator Project Rogue Valley

Jarrett Taylor, SOU student, with his Buzzway maps poster at the First Annual PNW Pollinator Conference in Corvallis
February 2019, with Kristina Lefever