Emily May and Karin Jokela from the Xerces Society will present on pesticide risks to pollinators in habitat near cropland, including field research on pesticide contamination and impacts, and how […]
Tag: Pollinators
Native Plant ID and Pollinator Habitat Training
This training will cover plant ID of native species that are commonly used in pollinator plantings, components of a good pollinator habitat, some discussion on habitat assessment, common weeds to […]
Pollinator Habitat Field Day at Sapsucker Farm
Join pollinator biologist Sarah Foltz Jordan of the Xerces Society, and farmers Jim & Debbie Morrison of Sapsucker Farm for a buzz-worthy field day focused on pollinator habitat in an […]
Bee-utiful Planting for Pollinators
While wildlife gardening is now one of the biggest gardening trends, the decline of pollinators and other insects still remains urgent. Learn how to help pollinators thrive and create refuge […]
Maintaining your Landscape with Pollinators in Mind w/ Melinda Myers
You can have a landscape that you and pollinators enjoy. A few changes to the way we maintain our plants and manage insect pests and diseases can help create a […]
Pollinator Week 2022
Statewide webinars about pollinators and pollinator habitats. Local activities for all ages. Resources to learn more about pollinators in Wisconsin. Info here.
Soil Health Learning Circles (Bilingual) – Perennials and Pollinators for Soil Health
Please join us this spring for Soil Health Virtual Learning Circles featuring presenters on soil health and soil conservation topics for your farm. The six one-hour Learning Circles will be […]
Planting for Pollinators at Pollinator Palooza
Have you heard the latest buzz? Aram Public Library is hosting our very first Pollinator Palooza! There will be speakers, organizations sharing their stories, raffles, and a pollinator costume contest! […]
What Bee is That? An Introduction to Commonly Encountered Bees of the US
By May, spring will have arrived across the US and with it, many bees will be emerging and seeking out places to forage and nest — and you might be […]