In summer, pollinators are not often hard-pressed to find flowers. In fact, you might support them without even knowing it: community...

Have you spotted any blooming willows yet this spring? As Keystone Plants, native willows are extremely valuable for wildlife....

No Mow May really took flight this past year! We have seen hundreds of news articles, many new towns creating their own No Mow...

April for most of us means the exciting return of brightly colored warblers, “the butterflies of the bird world,” who undertake a...

Early spring is the perfect time to inspect your valued trees, and if need be, consult with a tree specialist if you find signs of damage...

Many hollow or pithy plant stems provide excellent homes for cavity nesting insects like the small carpenter bee in the photo above. ...

Ground-nesting Cellophane bees have started to emerge in the Northeast! These small fuzzy bees are  not aggressive, so if you find a...

Photo of an Eastern Tiger Swallowtail by Karalyn Lamb Many butterflies and moths, such as the Eastern Tiger Swallowtail in the photo,...

Join Pollinator Pathway for our first hybrid in-person and virtual conference March 11, 2024, Noon to 5 p.m. McCook Auditorium Trinity...

"Researchers and community scientists estimate that only a fraction of the population remains—a decline of approximately 70% has been...

As the number of bees and pollinators continue to fall, flowers that depend on pollinators are finding other ways to reproduce. A study...

For the final part of our Sharing Pollinator Pathway Success Stories series, we bring you Barb Rumer from Eastern Oregon. At 4000’...

Continuing our Sharing Pollinator Pathway Success Stories series, from a temperate forest in the Appalachian foothills, the Licking...

Looking for a way to properly discard your Christmas tree? Our pollinators can use it! Native pollinators need habitat for nesting and...

Continuing our Sharing Pollinator Pathway Success Stories series, Pollinator Pathway leader Carol Alper from Cape Cod, MA described the...

This summer, Pollinator Pathway hosted a webinar, Sharing Pollinator Pathway Success Stories. Pathway Community Organizers from across...

Together we can do extraordinary things! We’re so grateful you are partnering with us. In just the first 10 months of 2023, you’ve added...

Native pollinators include hoverflies, houseflies, moths, wasps, beetles, hummingbirds and even bats and small mammals. "Hoverflies are...

“Where do insects and other invertebrates go in the winter? The vast majority ‘overwinter,’ or spend winter, right where they spent all...

“As Halloween approaches, devilish decorations are lining the streets. However, it's not the ghouls and ghosts giving wildlife experts a...