Loss of native biodiversity is listed by the world economic forum as one of the top 10 threats to humanity. Currently, grass lawns cover more than 40 million acres of land in the Unites States alone--requiring resources such as mowing, pesticides, fertilizer, time, and money. These grassy lawns also deplete natural habitats and food for pollinators: members of this planet that benefit us by pollinating our food (a third of our food requires pollination!). Biodiverse lawns have other benefits as well; clover is able to pull nitrogen from the air and soil, resulting in cleaner air and soil and an overall decreased need for fertilizer - ultimately lowering greenhouse gas emissions that are a byproduct of fertilizer production. Implementing biodiverse lawns eliminates the need for mowing, which not only requires time and money, but contributes more air pollution than driving a car for 100 miles. Biodiversity is is beneficial for native pollinators, and our wellbeing and survival depends on it.