The Pollinator Party brought educators, scientists, beekeepers, musicians, artists, and a taco truck together in Lyndale Park on July 24. The goal of the party, hosted by Minneapolis Parks and Recreation, was to celebrate bees and other pollinators. The other Environment for the Americas intern at my office, Grace Moore, and I represented the Fish and Wildlife Service with a table for the Office of Ecological Services. We stocked our table with information on endangered species, coloring pages about the rusty patched bumble bee, and a pollinator trivia wheel. Each table had an activity where kids could earn a stamp upon completion (five stamps for a bee prize and ten stamps for free honey ice cream!) We had a blast talking about pollinators, endangered species, and all things ecological services, as well as giving out temporary rusty patched bumble bee and monarch butterfly tattoos as prizes for answering the trivia questions. We also had big colorful posters with pollinator plants for educators to put in their classrooms or offices. All in all, it was a hot day, but we had a lot of fun and gave out a lot of information on pollinators and their habitats.