Bees at Home: the Natural History of Bumble Bee Nesting
Bumble bees are among the best-studied invertebrates, yet a number of aspects of these important pollinators' life history remain uncertain. One of these is the ecology of nest founding by […]
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Saving Western Monarchs: Creating Habitat in California
OnlineJoin Emma Pelton, Senior Conservation Biologist, and Angela Laws, Endangered Species Conservation Biologist with Xerces, to learn more about the exciting work Xerces is doing to protect western monarchs in […]
Best Practices for Pollinators Summit
OnlineJoin the Pollinator Friendly Alliance and Xerces Society for this three-day online event with a wealth of presenters and topics. Participants will learn ecologically sound land stewardship practices that promote […]
$30How Everyone Can Contribute to Pollinator Conservation
OnlineJoin Maddy Kangas, Monarch Butterfly Conservation Planner with the Xerces Society, for this webinar hosted by the Santa Cruz Museum of Natural History. Maddy will discuss the status of pollinators, […]
Planting for Pollinators – Addressing the Very Real and Hidden Risks of Systemic Pesticide Contamination
OnlineAre your pollinator-friendly plants pesticide-free? Studies are showing that too many landscape plants and trees are pre-treated well before sale with long lasting pesticides, including both insecticides and fungicides. We […]
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How to host a free film screening: My Garden of a Thousand Bees
OnlineJoin Bee City USA and HHMI Tangled Bank Studios to learn how Bee City USA and Bee Campus USA affiliates can host a free film screening of My Garden of […]
FreeClimate Change and Biodiversity: A Critical Nexus for Conservation
OnlineAddressing climate change and protecting biodiversity go hand-in-hand. In this webinar Angela Laws, Endangered Species Conservation Biologist and Climate Change Lead for Xerces will talk about the many linkages between […]
Supporting Biodiversity through Pollinator Plantings and Avoiding Pesticide Exposure
OnlineJoin Aaron Anderson and Sharon Selvaggio to learn about the unique and specialized relationships between pollinators, plants, and other species and how your planting choices can support biodiversity and conservation needs.
What Bee is That? An Introduction to Commonly Encountered Bees of the US
OnlineBy May, spring will have arrived across the US and with it, many bees will be emerging and seeking out places to forage and nest -- and you might be […]
Imperiled Butterflies in the Intermountain West: Biology and conservation strategies for the Four Corners States
OnlineRecent research on western butterflies has highlighted the influences of climate change, pesticides, and other stressors in the decline of many butterfly species across our western landscapes. These declines are […]
FreeReducing Reliance on Pesticides in New Mexico (In-Person & Live-Streamed)
OnlineLos Alamos Education Center Los Alamos, New Mexico The city of Los Alamos in New Mexico is developing an integrated pest management plan. What does this mean? Why is this […]
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Promoting Pollinators in Your Yard
Free webinar: Have you been hearing a lot about pollinators lately? From monarchs to honey bees, these guys have been getting a lot of attention in the news. Come find […]
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