Happy #NationalMothWeek ! Moths are super important pollinators & need protection. Give them a hand by reducing unnecessary lighting at night, avoiding pesticides, & growing a variety of native plants that bloom throughout the growing season. #BeeCityUSA#BeeCampusUSA
Known by many names, including lightning bugs and candle flies, fireflies are neither bugs nor flies but beetles.
💥Are you supporting nature’s own firework? A quintessential part of summer evenings, it’s easy to invite them to your garden. https://t.co/BV54SLqoWY
So exciting to hear Ethan Kauffman from Natural Lands talk about native gardening at Stoneleigh: a natural garden (Villanova, PA) on Margaret Roach's podcast!
natives in a formal garden, with stoneleigh's ethan kauffman https://t.co/8OJjKIXen0 via @margaretroach
Our followers have spoken: insects are definitely wildlife. 🐞
But some states exclude insects in their legal definition of wildlife, limiting state wildlife agencies' ability to protect and manage them. 🤔https://t.co/HQo3KKvjCy
🦇We have a huge 𝑩𝑨𝑻 𝑨𝑷𝑷𝑹𝑬𝑪𝑰𝑨𝑻𝑰𝑶𝑵 𝑫𝑨𝒀 announcement! Today, the North American Bat Conservation Alliance released the first ever #StateOfTheBats report. https://t.co/0uAFfrlYUW
Happy #BatAppreciationDay! Most nectar bats are solitary eaters with wide ranges for foraging. Individuals may fly tens of kilometers from their day roosts to feeding areas each night, transferring pollen on the fur of their faces and shoulders for long distances between plants!
Honey Drop Cherry Tomatoes and Genovese Basil starting to grow in the greenhouse. Hot Peppers aren’t doing much yet. Will be planting more seeds soon!
#growyourownfood#growfromseed#seedlings https://t.co/kEiCRihvgW
Today, Oregon Senator Jeff Merkley introduced the MONARCH Act to the U.S. Senate. This bill invests in the conservation and recovery of western monarchs & other pollinators. Xerces contributed to this legislative effort & we hope to see it passed. 🧵(1/4)
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