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By Molly Martin, Bee City USA Coordinator National Pollinator Week offers an opportunity to celebrate the importance of bees, butterflies, moths, flies, beetles, and the many other critters that contribute […]

By Phyllis Stiles, Bee City USA Founder & Pollinator Champion, Xerces Society Pollinator-friendly garden programs, like Xerces’ own Bring Back the Pollinators Pledge, and the Million Pollinator Garden Challenge, are growing (no pun intended!).  As

By Justin Wheeler, The Xerces SocietyJustin Wheeler previously worked for the Xerces Society managing websites and social media, and providing graphic design, writing, and content development. As a Penn State

Guest Blog by Olivia Eskew Over the past few years, there has been an increasing interest in pollinator-friendly habitat on solar sites. Drawn by the opportunity to diversify farm income

As Lady Bird Johnson’s campaign in Texas has shown, many locally native flowers thrive along roadsides. Photo: Phyllis Stiles America’s roadsides offer millions of miles of opportunity for healthy, pesticide-free

Lee Finney shared this account of recent Bee City USA Gold Hill activities. At the beginning of October I attended a Can Do meeting and requested volunteer help in creating

PSU students investigate mothers laying eggs in the native bee box. Located in Portland, Oregon, Portland State University applied to be certified as a Bee Campus USA in spring 2016

Native plant plugs growing in SUNY Cortland’s greenhouse for planting a bioswale, a landscape element designed to remove silt and pollution from surface runoff water. Here is SUNY Cortland’s campus

Breaking GOOD news from Tom Van Arsdall, Director of Public Policy for the Pollinator Partnership!  “A key provision encouraging pollinator habitat along roadsides is included in the “Fixing America’s Surface