Pollinator Week: Farmers Speak Up for Monarchs and Other Pollinators
Every year, Pollinator Week brings together growers, conservationists, gardeners, and advocates from across North America to raise awareness for the bees, butterflies, […]
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This Mothers Day, Plant Something that Lasts
Flowers have always been how we say I love you in May. But what if this Mother’s Day, the flowers you gave kept blooming […]
No Mow May Gaining Momentum in the United States
Where are the monarchs now? The monarchs are well into their northern migration and can be found throughout the Midwest. Monarchs have […]
Don’t Know Where to Start Your Pollinator Project? Call the Pollinator Habitat Help Desk
Where are the monarchs now? The southern migration is well under way, advancing at a pace such that the first monarchs will […]
‘No Mow May’ Makes Supporting Pollinators Effortless
One of the many requests the world makes to farmers and other land managers is restoring pollinator populations by implementing pollinator-friendly conservation […]
Minnesota Farmer and Beekeeper Maximizes Acreage for Pollinators
The monarchs coming out of overwintering in Mexico have reached their breeding grounds in the southern U.S. and are nearing the end […]
No Mow May: “Do Nothing,” Support Pollinators
There’s a relatively new campaign catching on across the world urging home and landowners to skip their early season lawn care—at least […]
Steer Clear of Milkweed, Monarch Friendly Mowing
Among the most simple and effective measures farmers and landowners can take to conserve monarch butterfly populations is to follow best practices […]