Presented to Catherine Beall for her exceptional work in supporting pollinator health and habitat efforts with The Bee & Butterfly Habitat Fund. Her efforts to co-host and promote a pollinator habitat webinar in March 2021 have to led many projects that will benefit pollinator health and habitat across the country.

Thanks to the Bee and Butterfly Habitat Fund and Conservation Blueprint for the coin. It is an honor to have and look forward to being able to pay it forward to someone doing great conservation work.
-Nate

This coin was presented to Wendy Caldwell for her exceptional efforts in promoting monarch butterfly health, habitat and conservation. In addition, her extra efforts of support for The Bee & Butterfly Habitat Fund on its Steering Committee, with financial support and with collaborative efforts is making a difference.

This coin was presented to Nate Hylla with the Stearns County Soil & Water Conservation District for his exceptional support of pollinator habitat through a series of webinars conducted with The Bee & Butterfly Habitat Fund and Conservation Blueprint in February 2021.

Given to Paul and Elizabeth Berthelsen for their work and passion towards including pollinator habitat benefits in their property in Minnesota.

Given to Nicole Hasheider of the National Corn Growers Association for her work and passion towards promoting and including pollinator habitat benefits with new projects across the country.

Given to Alyssa Edwards of Lightsource BP for her work and passion towards including pollinator habitat benefits with new solar energy projects across the country.

This coin was presented to Mr. Rob Davis of Fresh Energy for his tireless work in promoting the inclusion of pollinator habitat into new Solar Power projects being constructed across the country. He's making a difference and putting his passion to work for a greater cause and effort.....well done!

This coin was presented to Elsa Gallagher for her passion and dedication to establishing great pollinator habitat. She's making things happen and is a critical component to getting more pollinator habitat on the landscape that will benefit butterflies, bees and all kinds of wildlife.