In the quest for pollinators, plants really pull out the stops, producing flowers with powerful scents, elaborate structures, and dramatic colors -- including in parts of the light spectrum that humans can't see but that insects and other pollinators can. Learn and see how that works in this piece for Wildflower Magazine
Showing posts with label pollinators. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pollinators. Show all posts
Thursday, August 4, 2022
Thursday, June 10, 2021
Bees are vital to wildflowers
Enjoy the spring wildflowers this year? Thank a bee! Read more about the role of these insects as pollinators, and how you can help them.
Labels:
bees,
climate change,
native bees,
pollinators,
wildflowers
Tuesday, August 4, 2020
Bees and Diving in the Bahamas
Exuma island in the Bahamas may owe its clear waters in part to honeybees.The Exuma Foundation and Savannah Bee Co. helped bring the pollinators to the island. Read more in this article for Scubadiving.com.
Saturday, June 2, 2018
The Birds and the Bees: attracting pollinators
The Texas Parks & Wildlife Department has guidelines for landowners who want to create habitat for pollinators such as native bees and butterflies -- and perhaps get a tax break, too. Read more about the program in the June issue of TPW Magazine.
Labels:
bees,
butterflies,
habitat,
pollinators,
TPWD,
wildflowers
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