| Over the last couple of years, Xerces Society staff have had the pleasure of supporting Héctor Ávila Villegas with his efforts to promote pollinator habitat and outreach in his home state of Aguascalientes, Mexico. In this newsletter, you can read the second part of a blog written by Héctor that describes his work so far and his plans for the future.
We are also excited to announce that next week Xerces will offer our first all Spanish webinar, Polinizadores: Quiénes Son y Cómo Conservarlos. To learn more or register for this event or other upcoming events, please visit xerces.org/events. |
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| Pollinator Conservation Digest
Our pollinator team members provide regular digests on their work. In this edition, three of our staff provide updates. Stephanie Frischie discusses planting seeds, Nancy Lee Adamson highlights monarch conservation in the Southeast, and Emily May introduces a newly released video. Read More |
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| Featured Reading
Lady beetles, syrphid flies, lacewings, and other beneficial insects prey upon crop pests, reducing or eliminating the need for pesticides. This comprehensive guide describes how to recognize these insects and their habitat, and how to evaluate, design, and improve habitat for them. Available in the Xerces Gift Center for a donation. |
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