Pollinators

New research shows that bee diversity is even more important for crop pollination than previously thought.

A leading international conservation group has designated the monarch butterfly as endangered, put it is still not legally protected.

Whether for a living or as a hobby, there’s never been a better time to take up beekeeping! Learn more about the importance of honeybees.

Monarch Watch is providing free milkweed seedlings to schools and non-profits, as well as for large-scale restoration projects.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is considering adding the iconic American bumblebee to the endangered species list.

Common Bees of Eastern North America is a new field guide covering 125 species, with photos, a key for identification, and range maps.

In the Symbolic Monarch Migration Project, students in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico make and exchange life-sized paper monarchs.

Celebrate National Moth Week in Oklahoma with one of these free public events. Learn more about these amazing nighttime pollinators!

The Oklahoma News Report turned its cameras on pollinators last month, interviewing a panel of Oklahoma experts on pollinator biology.