| At Xerces, we talk a lot about the power of individual action to make real and immediate impact for conservation. When that change happens at the scale of a farm, industry, or state government, the impact is quickly magnified. We’re inspired by the bold plans and big changes envisioned by our partners in the following stories and can’t wait to see how they turn out. |
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The Driftless Area is a magical and rugged terrain in the Midwest, covered in hardwood forests, oak savannas, prairies, and wetlands that provide unique habitat for wildlife of all kinds. In modern times, various factors have changed the landscape. A shared love of the land has inspired one community to restore these areas so that its inhabitants can all thrive together. Read More |
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Recently, Xerces helped break ground on a major pollinator project with LangeTwins Family Winery and Vineyards. The 4-acre oak savannah restoration is connecting habitat for pollinators wildlife and bringing community together. Learn More |
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| Upcoming Events
On March 2, join Aaron Anderson for Ecologically Sound Mosquito Management at Home and learn to stop pests before they start.
Registration is still open for the virtual Best Practices for Pollinators Summit, coming soon March 7-9. Co-hosted by Pollinator Friendly Alliance and Xerces, this event features the latest on ecologically sound land stewardship practices that promote pollinators.
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| Xerces is a donor supported non-profit organization. Your tax-deductible donation today will help grow and sustain our essential work.
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Start a fundraiser to protect invertebrates. |
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Donation Mailing Address:
The Xerces Society
PO Box 97387
Washington DC, 20090-7387
If you need us, email us at membership or call us at 855-232-6639, option 2. |
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| Banner photo: Katie Lamke, Xerces Society
Body photo: USDA-NRCS/Lance Cheung
Body photo: Jessa Kay Cruz, Xerces Society
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