Focuses on transforming urban environments into vibrant habitats that nurture pollinator species like bees, butterflies, and other beneficial insects. This strategy involves redesigning urban landscapes to prioritize native flowering plants, which serve as essential food and nesting resources for pollinators. Projects within this strategy may include the creation of pollinator-friendly gardens, installation of native plant corridors along urban green spaces, and establishment of community gardens or rooftop beekeeping initiatives. Additionally, initiatives may promote public education and outreach to raise awareness about the importance of pollinators and encourage community participation in pollinator conservation efforts. By fostering pollinator-friendly urban environments, this strategy aims to enhance urban biodiversity, promote ecosystem health, and strengthen pollinator populations critical for food production and ecosystem functioning.