A Paucity of Pollinators in Oklahoma This Season?

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Kerr Center’s David Redhage is quoted in this recent article about the status of pollinators in Oklahoma.

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Posted On 10/04/2017

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Okies for Monarchs is featured in a new short video documentary about monarch conservation in Oklahoma. Watch, learn, and plant milkweed!

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The eastern monarch population declined 26% from last year to 2.10 hectares, while scientists estimate that at least 6 hectares are needed to sustain the population.

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Deadlines are quickly approaching for a USDA-NRCS program that can help Oklahoma farmers and ranchers manage their property for monarch butterfly habitat.

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A Paucity of Pollinators in Oklahoma This Season?

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