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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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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Plants Flowering Earlier
Plants are flowering a month earlier – here’s what it could mean for pollinating insects Authors Chris Wyver PhD Candidate, Pollination and Climate Change, University of…
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Do Pollinators Prefer Dense Flower Patches?
Do Pollinators Prefer Dense Flower Patches? Sometimes Yes, Sometimes No A study looking at floral density and pollinators finds that some…
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Rhode Island Would Restrict the Use of Pesticides Linked to Pollinator Deaths
PROVIDENCE — Local pollinators may receive a big boost this spring, thanks to newly introduced legislation in the General Assembly that seeks to…
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Pollinator Health and Habitat From a Beekeeper’s Perspective
Join The Bee & Butterfly Habitat Fund and Zac Browning from Browning’s Honey Co, Inc for a conversation with a professional beekeeper on a…
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Climate Change and Pollinators
Entomologists to study how climate change may influence pollinator stressors A squash bee gathers pollen in a pumpkin flower. With support from a…
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Pollinator Friendly Solar in Indiana
Pollinator-friendly Bellflower Solar coming online in Indiana via SOLV Energy, Lightsource bp In Henry and Rush Counties about 40 miles east of Indianapolis,…
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Farmers and Insect Conservation…Honey Bees
Insects: How farmers can be better engaged in species conservation Peer-Reviewed Publication MARTIN-LUTHER-UNIVERSITÄT HALLE-WITTENBERG “Honey bees and wild bees were by far the…
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Climate in Cities effecting Pollination
City trees are turning green early, prompting warnings for food and pollination MICHAEL LEVITT Premature greening in urban trees could have negative environmental…
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Pollinator Conservation Award
Master Melittologists garner national award for biodiversity conservation MCMINVILLE, Ore. – From childhood Dan and Michael O’Loughlin were hooked on the natural world and…
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Georgia to Install Pollinator Habitat Sites
Georgia DOT partners with GACD to install 15 pollinator habitat sites across the state By: Isaiah Singleton The Georgia Department of Transportation (Georgia…
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Empty Lot for Pollinators
Empty lot to become home for pollinators, education Chris Crook, Zanesville Times Recorder Melissa Devore, an agriculture technician with the Muskingum Soil…
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A Race to Save Wild Pollinators
Project of the Month: A race to save the world’s wild pollinators The plight of honeybees has captured the public’s imagination, but the…
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Plant Compound Helps Virus-Infected Bees Find Their Way Home By Ruairi MacKenzie A plant-derived compound helps bees beset by a colony-ravaging virus overcome…
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Buckling of Flower petals to Attract Bees
Mechanical buckling of petals produces iridescent patterns visible to bees by Kathy Grube, University of Cambridge Flowers are employing a materials science phenomenon…
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Minnesota Lawns to Legumes
Want to help Minnesota’s pollinators? Lawns to Legumes has grants and coaches to guide you. Nora G. Hertel St. Cloud Times Sue Gray…
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