2021 Green & Grown’ Education
The three-day education conference will be held online. Participate live Jan. 11-13, 2021, or access the program for up to three months after the event. More info/Register here.
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Annual Winter Conference: Crisis and Resilience – Farmers Building a New Food Future
How many times have you and your farm team opted to “divide and conquer” in order to attend more Future Harvest conference sessions? For 2021, they’re making it possible for you to attend every single session! Their virtual conference will not only bring even more regional and national farmers together to mix and mingle, but …
Xerces: Building Pollinator Habitat in Towns and Cities: Pacific Northwest Region
Join Eric Lee-Mäder, Pollinator Program Co-Director, as he takes a closer look at the needs of pollinators in the Pacific Northwest Region. Learn what plants pollinators need, how to provide nesting habitat, and what steps you can take to make change in your city. This webinar will be recorded and available on their YouTube channel. …
Xerces: Pesticides & Pollinators in the Landscape: Understanding the Risks, Choosing Solutions
Pesticides are widely used in urban landscapes and natural areas but can cause harm to pollinators and other invertebrates. This webinar includes foundational information on pesticides and how they impact ecosystems. Learn how to understand and assess the risks associated with pesticide use, how our regulatory systems address risk, and steps for choosing appropriate pest …
CFW: New York State Department of Transportation’s (NYSDOT) Pollinator Protection Efforts
Learn about the New York State DOT’s involvement in the CCAA – a voluntary conservation agreement to protect Monarch habitat and what their transportation department is doing in terms of pollinator-friendly policies, evaluation, mapping, monitoring, research and efforts along their roadsides. Register here
Xerces: Building Pollinator Habitat in Towns and Cities: California Region
Join Jessa Kay Cruz, Senior Pollinator Conservation Specialist, as she takes a closer look at the needs of pollinators in the California Region. Learn what plants pollinators need, how to provide nesting habitat, and what steps you can take to make change in your city. This webinar will be recorded and available on their YouTube …
MJV: Evaluation of Canopy Structure: Light and Wind in California’s Monarch Groves from Below and Above
Dr. Weiss will present his methods for assessing overwintering habitats, using hemispherical photography and LiDAR to quantify wind and sun exposure within forest canopies. This mapping allows explicit decisions on forest management to keep the sun-exposed and wind-sheltered spots microsites available for the butterflies. More info/Register here
Pollinator Habitat: available help for your next project
The Bee & Butterfly Habitat Fund is a non-profit that is ready to provide technical guidance and access to free pollinator seed mixes. We'll talk about seed mixture design, site preparation, planting and management of projects. Register here.
WHC: The Secret Sauce of Award-Winning Projects, and How to Use These Strategies to Elevate Your Own Conservation Activities
What do the best WHC-Certified programs have in common? Their teams perform on-the-ground work successfully and meaningfully, and activities are documented thoroughly in their WHC application. Seems simple enough, but how to make your efforts stand out among the hundreds of other certified programs? Join us for a panel of corporate representatives from WHC Award …
Pollinator Habitat: available help for your next project
The Bee & Butterfly Habitat Fund is a non-profit that is ready to provide technical guidance and access to free pollinator seed mixes. They'll talk about seed mixture design, site preparation, planting and management of projects. Register here.
