The resolution introduced in the Wisconsin Legislature designates June 2025 as Pollinator Awareness Month. It highlights the critical role that pollinators, such as bees and butterflies, play in agriculture and ecosystem health, emphasizing their contribution to the production of a diverse and affordable food supply. Pollinators are responsible for the reproduction of 90% of wild plant species and are essential for the growth of many crops, generating significant economic value for the state. The resolution also addresses the alarming decline in pollinator populations due to habitat loss, pesticide use, and diseases, urging residents to support pollinator-friendly practices on both public and private lands.

Furthermore, the resolution promotes initiatives like "No Mow May," which encourages reduced lawn maintenance to provide forage for native pollinators, resulting in increased bee species prevalence and diversity. It calls for the creation of pollinator-friendly habitats that include diverse native plants, undisturbed spaces for nesting, and minimal pesticide use. By designating June 2025 as Pollinator Awareness Month, the Wisconsin Legislature aims to raise awareness about the importance of pollinators, foster community engagement, and encourage sustainable practices that support the health of pollinator populations, ultimately benefiting agriculture and the environment.