Wildlife Housing Structures
Pollen Nation designs and installs simple wildlife housing structures that support native species across Colorado’s Front Range. These features provide essential shelter, nesting sites, and refuge in landscapes where natural habitat is limited.
We build and place structures like bird nest boxes, native bee houses, bat houses, and low-impact habitat features such as brush piles and rock refuges, all thoughtfully matched to local wildlife and site conditions. When combined with native plantings, these structures help create layered, functional habitat that supports birds, pollinators, beneficial insects, and small wildlife.
Our goal is to help landscapes do more than look good—to actively support local ecosystems and biodiversity.
We build and place structures like bird nest boxes, native bee houses, bat houses, and low-impact habitat features such as brush piles and rock refuges, all thoughtfully matched to local wildlife and site conditions. When combined with native plantings, these structures help create layered, functional habitat that supports birds, pollinators, beneficial insects, and small wildlife.
Our goal is to help landscapes do more than look good—to actively support local ecosystems and biodiversity.