| Perhaps the only thing better than learning about and exploring our natural world is the ability to share it with others. We’re inspired every day by the expertise, dedication and enthusiasm the Xerces community brings to the table, whether it’s through community organizing with Bee City USA, changing practices on the farm, or inspiring the next generation of conservationists. |
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| Now Recruiting Xerces Ambassadors!
If you have a way with people, experience with outreach, plus a passion for invertebrate conservation — we need you! Xerces Ambassadors are volunteers who officially represent Xerces at events across the continent. With a wide geographic reach and a range of valuable skills, Xerces Ambassadors amplify our capacity to educate and inspire allies in invertebrate conservation.
Becoming a Xerces Ambassador requires an application process and participation in online training. Apply by October 15, 2023 for consideration in this round of recruitment. |
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| Bee City USA’s 2022 Annual Report Showcases Growth, Community
2022 was another notable year for Bee City USA and Bee Campus USA. We celebrated our 10-year anniversary, debuted new logos, and added almost 50 new affiliates to grow the network beyond 325 affiliates—and in doing this expanded into two new states, Arizona and Oklahoma, plus Puerto Rico. Congratulations to all of our affiliates on your accomplishments! Learn more |
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| Midsummer Management of Crop Pests and Pollinators
As you get ready to till out crabgrass or treat crops for squash bugs, you have the ability to dramatically affect populations of beneficial insects that play pivotal roles in crop pollination and pest management. By understanding some basic principles of native bee biology, nesting habits, and the toxicity of various pesticides, farmers can balance crop management with the needs of resident wild bees and other beneficial insects. Learn more |
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| Events
Beetles are one of the most diverse groups of insects on the planet and are endlessly fascinating. On August 31, join Jennifer Hopwood of Xerces to learn more about how beetles are helping us in myriad ways.
A partir del 16 de agosto, únete a nosotros para nuestra serie de seminarios web en español sobre la conservación de polinizadores. Beginning August 16, join us for our webinar series in Spanish about pollinator conservation.
View all events |
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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.
Join or Renew your membership today!
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: Gio Leos
Body photos: BCUSA Talent-OR; Deborah Seiler, Xerces Society
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