Pollinator Grants Offered to High Schools
Pollinator Grants Offered to High Schools Sand County Foundation is now accepting applications from high school teachers for pollinator habitat grants. This competitive grant…
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UMSL Study of Urban Orchard Pollination
STLMade spotlights UMSL-led research on pollination in urban orchards BY STEVE WALENTIK Aimee Dunlap, an associate professor of biology at the University of Missouri–St. Louis, has been directing…
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Utility Right of Way for Pollinators
How Utilities Can Protect Pollinators With the declining numbers of pollinators, utility ROWs may become more important pollinator habitats in the future. Julie Craner…
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Managing Habitat for Flowering Plants Effects Bee Health
Managing habitat for flowering plants may mitigate climate effects on bee health By Chuck Gill UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Warm, wet weather conditions and changing…
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Orchards Short on Honey Bees
Beekeeper busy as hives that pollinate Central Okanagan orchards in short supply Cindy White It’s busy being in the bee business, just ask Brad…
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Pollination Syndromes
Pollination Syndromes Flowers have evolved into a dizzying array of shapes, sizes, colors, and arrangements since first making waves on the evolutionary scene at…
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Cherokee Nation Pollinator Homes
Cherokee Nation installs new pollinator homes at Cherokee Immersion School, Cherokee speakers’ village Submitted by Cherokee Nation TAHLEQUAH — Cherokee Nation celebrated the installation…
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Pollinators Prefer a Dash of Salt in their Nectar
Pollinators Prefer a Dash of Salt in Their Nectar Will gardeners of the future bribe bees and butterflies with homemade, saltwater solutions? Plants could…
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Cherry Pollination in the Northwest
In cool spring, bees struggle to pollinate Northwest cherry crop Hal Bernton Seattle Times staff reporter HOOD RIVER, Oregon — Grower Brad Fowler walked…
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Pollinator Week!
Links: HoneyBeeFealthCoalition.org FarmersForMonarchs.org
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June is National Pollinators Month
June is National Pollinators Month By TERRY THOMAS It seems that there is a national day, week or month to commemorate and/or draw attention…
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Rewilding Your Lawn
Rewilding Your Lawn Can Attract Pollinators and Benefit the Environment—Here’s How to Do It There’s a growing movement to ditch your lawn in favor…
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WSU Pollination Research
WSU Research Shows Beeflow Pollination Program Produces Over 50% Larger Blueberries LOS ANGELES — Continuing its focus on applying scientific knowledge to pollination optimization…
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Pollinator Symposium, RSVP June 2nd
IUSSI Pollinator Virtual Symposia, July 6th 2022 RSVP by 6 pm ET June 2nd (Thursday), 2022. International Union for the Study of Social Insects…
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No-Mow-May
‘No-Mow-May’ Let’s Pollinators Play! By Brooke Decker, VAAFM Apiary Program Manager An increasingly popular conservation initiative called ‘No-Mow-May’ is blooming across the nation. This…
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Do More for Pollinators this Spring
No Mow May: A way of doing more for pollinators by doing less this spring By MOLLY GUTHREY | mguthrey@pioneerpress.com | Pioneer Press On a chilly morning in…
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USDA APHIS Protects Pollinator Health
How USDA APHIS Protects Pollinator Health WASHINGTON, An invasive pest that directly attacks pollinators indirectly threatens plant health—and U.S. agriculture. That’s where USDA’s Plant…
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No Mow May
‘No Mow May:’ How Wisconsin residents can help pollinators By Spencer Tracy MILWAUKEE – April showers bring May flowers, and those flowers will need help from humans…
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Scotland’s Pollinator Projects
Projects across Scotland provided crucial help for bees, hoverflies and other pollinators in 2021. A new progress report published by NatureScot highlights the huge amount of…
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Greenhouse Pollinator on Reunion Island
Reunion Island: New pollinating insect to fertilize the flowers of greenhouse tomatoes Bumblebees have been used for nearly 30 years to fertilize greenhouse tomato…
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