Planting Native Prairies Makes for Grazing Pastures that Support Both Cows and Pollinators
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Micah Kloppenburg shares his ruminations from a small farm in Wisconsin experimenting with conservation-forward practices ..read more
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Tiny Places for Tiny Animals: Building the Microhabitats that Bugs Need to Thrive
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It’s easy to add small features, like a brush pile, dead stems, or a leafy corner that can make a big difference for wildlife! Here's how ..read more
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If You’re Thirsty, They’re Thirsty: Make a Simple Water Source To Support Pollinators
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Even a humble puddle can make a big impact for your backyard wildlife. Learn how to make one that fits your space ..read more
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Wildlife on the Rocks: Providing the Rocky Habitats Bugs Need for Shelter
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5d ago
Rock piles and stone walls might seem like they take yard space away from plants, but these features are crucial to support a diverse wildlife community ..read more
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Clear Space for Bees: Why Pollinators in Your Yard Need Access To Bare Ground
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5d ago
Open patches of soil and sand, with few or no plants, are a key nesting habitat for the majority of native bees, and easy for us to provide ..read more
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They Go with Everything: Even a Small Patch of Native Wildflowers Makes a Difference
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5d ago
Jennifer Hopwood shares how adding even a few plants is the perfect complement to the other habitat features of your yard, garden, or balcony ..read more
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Air Pollution Hurts Pollinators Too, but We Can Help
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2w ago
While we can wear respirators and turn on air filters to manage the impacts of air pollution, pollinators have to rely on us to protect them ..read more
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Ted Burk: A Professor Dedicated to Conservation
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3w ago
From crickets to regal fritillaries: one biologist’s fascinating career is inspiring his students to engage with insect conservation ..read more
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Despite a Lower Peak Season, Western Monarchs Start Spring in Higher Numbers than 2023
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Migratory western monarchs underwent a 28% seasonal decrease this winter before dispersing from overwintering sites ..read more
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Parasitoids Are an Important Part of Our Food Web, Too
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Kevin Burls shares his experience of discovering how even one species of caterpillar can be a vital resource for many different species of parasitoid insects ..read more
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