Watch the recording of our Bee City USA and Bee Campus USA Renewal Report Walk-Through. Each February, Bee Cities and Bee Campuses submit their annual reports and pay their renewal […]
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When we think about pollinators, the first species to pop into mind are usually bees, butterflies, and maybe, hummingbirds. But pollinators are a much broader group of animals that encompasses
Notes from the Other Orders: Beetles as Pollinators Read More »
Blog 3 of 3 of Our Texas Visit View Blog 1: Southwestern University and University of Texas at AustinView Blog 2: Round Rock and Bee Cave Austin joined Bee City
Carly Hirschmann and I recently had the wonderful opportunity to visit five of our Central Texas affiliates. After touring oak-lined campuses, watching monarch and queen butterflies nectaring along roadsides, walking
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Blog 2 of 3 of Our Texas Visit View Blog 1: Southwestern University and University of Texas at AustinView Blog 3: Austin Round Rock Our first visit on our trip
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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has proposed to list the monarch butterfly as a threatened species under the U.S. Endangered Species Act, as announced today in the advance Federal
Monarch Butterflies Have Been Proposed for ESA Protection. What Does This Mean? Read More »
As 2024 is coming to a close, this is a good time to reflect on past work and prepare for the future. In the spirit of planning ahead and continuing
People’s Garden Update + Habitat Funding Opportunity Read More »
Media contacts:Emma Pelton, senior endangered species conservation biologist, Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation, (503) 212-0706, [email protected] Hoffman Black, executive director, Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation, (503) 449-3792, [email protected] Jepsen, endangered species
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The Xerces Society has a new Pesticide Program Specialist: Jacqueline Meyer! Jaqueline is based in Gainesville, FL, which happens to be a Bee City USA affiliate. She will be working
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Guest post by Becky Griffin, Great Southeast Pollinator Census Project Coordinator The buzz is true and the numbers are in! During the August 2024 Great Southeast Pollinator Census, over 18,000 counts
Great Southeast Pollinator Census 2024: The Results Are In Read More »
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