Pollinators Merch

Pollinators need protection and this design demands we "protect pollinators or perish." A powerful protest statement demanding we protect native pollinators and save the bees.

Enhance the environment by protecting pollinators. This design has lettering made of paint tube squeezes and encourages environmentalism.

Pollinators need protection and this design demands we "protect pollinators or perish." A powerful protest statement demanding we protect native pollinators and save the bees.

All pollinators are important

Support your local pollinators: birds! Check out the rest of my Native Biodiversity album for more.

save the insects that pollinate!

Proceeds from this item go to support my small family farm!

Support your local pollinators: bees! Check out the rest of my Native Biodiversity album for more.

Native plants support pollinators

Support your local pollinators: beetles! Check out the rest of my native biodiversity album for more.

Support your local pollinators: wasps! Check out the rest of my Native Biodiversity album for more.

Support your local pollinators + butterfly graphics. Check out my shop for more!

Support your local pollinators: bats! Check out my Native Biodiversity album for more.

A logo design sharing the importance of bats since some only know them as pests or scary creatures.

This design celebrates some of the pollinating insects - butterflies, wasps, and bees, Many other insects also act as pollinators. Pollinators are having a tough time and we need to think of them when we garden in our landscapes. We need them and they need us, too.

Support your local pollinators: flies! Check out the rest of my Native Biodiversity album for more.

A perfect artwork for the wildlife gardener or ecologist; designed by artist Andrea Walters, who is passionate about wildlife and always plants for pollinators in her garden.

Support your local pollinators: moths! Check out the rest of my Native Biodiversity album for more.

Eco-friendly gardeners and biologists will appreciate the message in this striking design by artist Andrea Walters, who is also an avid gardener that cares deeply about helping pollinators.

Love the pollinators because they are the ones that help create our food! Wear this tee and bring awareness to our little garden helpers!

Bees and flowers need each other.

More pollinators - The Bee-Nators. We need the bees for our nature.

I created this mixed media composition digitally from three of my works, also on my gallery. "Apple Blossoms in the Spring" is a larger vertical work done in watercolor on Masa paper, which gives that lovely faux batik look in the background areas. The two bees were done in colored pencil and ultimately ended up on flowers, but I kept high res scans of the bees on white, also. I placed the bees on a cropped section of my apple blossoms painting (reference photo for the blossoms is mine).

This beautiful Columbine flower with it's long spurs requires a pollinator with a long proboscis like this sphinx moth.

Wildlife gardeners will appreciate the environmental message in this design, which was created by artist Andrea Walters, who is herself an avid wildlife gardener.

Bee Pollinators with florals.

Plant for pollinators and secure the future.

Reduce pesticide usage and plant more clover.

Attracting bees and butterflies with the things you plant in your yard is not only rewarding, but also one that helps maintain an age old balance of symbiosis.

Support your local pollinators: butterflies! Check out my Native Biodiversity album for more.

Save the Pollinators- this hand drawn art print reminds us of the key role pollinators play in an ecosystem. These include animals like the bumblebee, Anna’s hummingbird, western tiger swallowtail butterfly, and little brown bat.

Northern California Wine Country

Butterfly pollinating

Save the pollinators!

Save the Pollinators- this hand drawn art print reminds us of the key role pollinators play in an ecosystem. These include animals like the bumblebee, Anna’s hummingbird, western tiger swallowtail butterfly, and little brown bat.

Pollinators make Food!