DataBank highlights a sustainability effort at its Atlanta-area campus focused on preserving native asters and creating separate pollinator areas on site.

Creating and Preserving a Pollinator Habitat in Atlanta

Sustainability is about more than long-term goals. It also takes hands-on work and local partnerships to protect the environments where we operate. In this video, DataBank highlights an environmental stewardship effort at its Atlanta-area campus that included relocating native asters to a protected area and establishing an on-site pollinator garden and native wildflower areas.

The footage follows team members as they help preserve these native wildflowers, prepare the new garden space, and support a project designed to give pollinators a thriving habitat on site.

At DataBank’s Atlanta-area data center, this project reflects a hands-on approach to sustainability that focuses on protecting native plants and creating space for pollinators.

• Relocating native Georgia asters to a protected area
• Creating space on site for essential pollinators
• Supporting local biodiversity
• Partnering on hands-on environmental stewardship
• Protecting native species through thoughtful relocation

By supporting projects like this, DataBank continues to look for meaningful ways to contribute beyond the data center and invest in the environments where we operate. Watch the video to see how planning, partnership, and hands-on work came together to create this new pollinator garden at our Georgia campus.

Learn more about DataBank’s sustainability initiatives: https://www.databank.com/about-databank/corporate-responsibility/

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