Enacts the "pollinator promotion act" to authorize the commissioner of environmental conservation to promote the health and viability of pollinators in the state and to make municipal adoption and implementation of pollinator promotion plans eligible for climate adaptation and mitigation projects under the climate smart communities program; requires consideration of certain pollinator health initiatives on SUNY campuses; directs the departments of education and environmental conservation to develop guidelines for school districts to implement certain pollinator friendly practices; directs the implementation of certain pollinator friendly practices on highway verges.

The 'Pollinator Promotion Act' aims to improve the health of pollinators in New York State. It allows local governments to create plans to support pollinators and access funding for climate projects. The bill also encourages pollinator-friendly practices in schools and along highways.

Supporters of the 'Pollinator Promotion Act' would highlight its potential to enhance biodiversity and support crucial ecosystems by protecting pollinators. They would emphasize the importance of local and educational initiatives in fostering a healthier environment and combating climate change.

Critics of the 'Pollinator Promotion Act' might argue that it imposes additional regulations on municipalities and schools without sufficient funding or resources. They could express concerns about the practical implementation of the bill's initiatives and the potential for bureaucratic inefficiencies.