“Organic-Approved Pesticides: Minimizing Risks to Pollinators” is a fact sheet from the Xerces Society which details which pesticides, repellants, etc. are non-toxic to pollinators, background on effects of pesticides on bees, and approaches to safer pesticide applications.
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