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Fields of Gold Plant Goldenrod for Specialist Bees and Migrating Monarchs
By Elizabeth Craig, Wilton, CT Pollinator Pathway Goldenrods (Solidago spp.) and asters (Symphyotrichum spp.) are the two most important...
Jana Hogan
Sep 1, 2021


Roundup Withdrawn for Residential Uses in 2023
Mary Wilson Pollinator Pathway Steering Committee Protect Our Pollinators founding member Bayer (Monsanto) recently announced that it...
Jana Hogan
Aug 17, 2021


The Black and Gold Bumble Bee Rediscovered in Connecticut!
Tracy Zarrillo, Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station, New Haven You may not have heard of iNaturalist (https://www.inaturalist.org...
Jana Hogan
Aug 12, 2021


The NewsTimes Reports: Kent Land Trust educating public on establishing pollinator pathways
Sandra Diamond Fox Aug. 1, 2021 Sandi is editor of The Litchfield County Times and The New Milford Spectrum. KENT — Every other Friday...
Jana Hogan
Aug 4, 2021


Bigger Than Bees: Neonic Pesticides Found to Cause Ecosystem-Wide Harms
By Mary Wilson Neonicotinoids (neonics) are in the news again as area states inch forward to pass regulations to control this class of...
Jana Hogan
Aug 3, 2021


For Beginner and Family-friendly Pollinator Resources, Check Out This Pop-Up Online Toolkit!
By Karalyn Lamb Fun and practical information about bees, butterflies, hummingbirds, and other pollinators for everyone - from families...
mcath144
Jun 23, 2021


Just in Time for Pollinator Week – New Earth-Friendly Gardening Booklet Now Available
by Mary Wilson Pollinator-friendly gardening and lawn practices are the focus of the newly published 40-page booklet entitled...
mcath144
Jun 18, 2021


No Mow May is Over….Now What?
By Donna Merrill Not everyone irrigates their lawn, and many avoid using dangerous pesticides and fertilizers, but everyone mows. It’s a...
mcath144
Jun 15, 2021


Explore the Sacred Relationship Between Native Americans and Indigenous Seeds - June 17, 12 pm
"What is a seed? Seeds are our past, our present, and our future. Seeds are our ancestors and our future generations. We are humbled by...
mcath144
Jun 11, 2021


In the Netherlands, Food Banks for Bees
A Dutch group, The Pollinators, called on all Netherlanders to spring into action in the run-up to National Sowing Day on April 22nd to...
mcath144
Jun 4, 2021


Learning to Create Pollinator Habitat from Our Northern Neighbors
With A Flower Patch for the Rusty-Patched Bumblebee: Creating Habitat Gardens for Native Pollinators in the Greater Toronto Area, Friends...
mcath144
Jun 1, 2021


After Some Delays, the Greenwich Pollinator Pathway Mural Begins to Bloom This Summer
Greenwich Pollinator Pathway is installing a gorgeous mural to celebrate the power of native pollinator plants to enhance biodiversity...
mcath144
May 10, 2021


Unlisted RoundUp Ingredients May Be More Toxic to Bumblebees Than Glyphosate
By Mary Wilson A recent study published in the Journal of Applied Ecology by researchers at Royal Holloway University of London found...
mcath144
May 4, 2021


Biking with Butterflies
By Shawn O'Sullivan “I didn’t see a monarch every day, but every day, for eight and a half months, I saw the people who could save them.”...
mcath144
Apr 29, 2021


Plant It and They Will Come
By Holly Kocet We all want to help our threatened insect pollinators by planting pollinator gardens. But are we making the best possible...
mcath144
Apr 21, 2021


Trumbull is Marking the 51st Earth Day with a Week-long Celebration
“We’ve got a really robust agenda that we’re really excited about,” said Pam Roman, a member of the town’s Sustainable Team. “Starting...
mcath144
Apr 19, 2021


Learn the ABC's of Pollinator Plants and About the Pollinators that Rely on Them
Two Old Lyme organizations teamed up recently to present The ABCs of Pollinator Plants, and you are invited to tune into their talk -...
mcath144
Mar 30, 2021


Rusty Patched Bumble Bee Gets Its Day in Court... Again
While the rusty patched bumble bee is the only bee in the continental US currently listed under the Endangered Species Act (ESA), its...
mcath144
Mar 29, 2021


Natural History magazine covers our Pollinator Pathway
"A grass-roots movement is transforming traditional landscapes into pollinator way stations", writes Susan Shea in the April issue of...
mcath144
Mar 28, 2021
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