Pollinator habitat zones are dedicated areas designed to support the health and diversity of pollinators such as bees, butterflies, birds, and other beneficial insects. These zones are typically planted with a variety of native flowering plants that provide nectar, pollen, and shelter throughout the year. Strategically placed in gardens, farms, or urban spaces, pollinator habitats play a critical role in maintaining ecological balance, promoting biodiversity, and ensuring the pollination of crops and wild plants. To maximize their impact, these zones often include plants that bloom in different seasons, creating a continuous food source while minimizing the use of pesticides to safeguard pollinator health.