| We can’t wait to see you again! Currently in-person events are still on hold, but we will resume as soon as it is safe and appropriate. In the meantime, we are committed to presenting as many events online as we can. Please visit xerces.org/events for a full list of upcoming webinars. (Webinars will be close captioned and recordings added to our YouTube channel.) |
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| Webinar – Human Dimensions of Pollinator Conservation
Usually when people hear the buzz phrase “pollinator conservation” they think of bees and butterflies, not people. However, people have an essential role to play in pollinator conservation. Join guest speaker, Shannon Westlake, to learn about the human side of pollinator conservation and the various actions you can take to get more involved with supporting our native insect pollinator friends.
Thursday, June 17; 10am PDT / 11am MDT / 12pm CDT / 1pm EDT. Register Now |
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| Wetlands as Pollinator Habitat
A bee that collects floral oils rather than nectar? Yes! The nude yellow loosestrife bee relies on a single species of wetland plant, fringed loosestrife, to supply its nest, demonstrating the importance of protecting, restoring, and managing wetland habitats. Read More |
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