Pollinator Stewardship Council

The Pollinator Stewardship Council, based in Akron, OH, is a non-profit organization dedicated to defending managed and native pollinators from the harmful impacts of pesticides. Through legislative and litigious efforts, they strive to protect pollinators vital to a sustainable and affordable food supply.

The council believes that pesticides should be regulated by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in a way that prevents harm to pollinators. They work towards ensuring that pesticide labels effectively prevent poisonings, pesticide applicators are well-informed and trained in methods that prevent pollinator poisoning incidents, and State Lead Agencies take full responsibility for enforcement duties. By advocating for change and encouraging individuals to eliminate pesticide use, plant for pollinators, buy organic and local foods, and get engaged in legislative and regulatory processes, the Pollinator Stewardship Council aims to create a future where pollinators can thrive.

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