Cover crops are an important conservation practice for improving soil health and water quality. They can be very effective in scavenging residual nitrate and other nutrients from the soil, reducing the amount of nitrate leaching from the bottom of the root zone into drainage waters. Cover crops also improve soil physical and biological properties, increase …

There are more than 4000 species of native bees in the United States alone—does your habitat support these essential, but often overlooked, pollinators? Join Mace Vaughn of The Xerces Society to learn how to welcome native bees to your habitat projects. You’ll learn: Why native bees are so important to ecosystems and humans What factors …

Join PARM and the Sand County Foundation’s first webinar collaboration! Many farms have field edges or underperforming areas that could be seeded to native grasses and wildflowers to benefit bees and butterflies. This presentation will cover the most important considerations to how a pollinator habitat project should be designed, planted and managed. Learn how great …

Presenters: Dr. Chip Taylor, Monarch Watch Description: Coming soon! To register click here.

Presenters: Dr. Karen Oberhauser, University of Wisconsin Madison Arboretum, Monarch Butterfly Fund, Monarch Larva Monitoring Project Dr. Sonia Altizer, University of Georgia Athens, Project Monarch Health Description: Coming soon! To register click here.

The Electric Power Research Institute's (EPRI) will host the 2019 Power-in-Pollinators workshop in Sacramento, CA. This event will advance understanding, technical research, and multi-industry efforts to more effectively consider pollinators in day-to-day business operations. Meeting Schedule: o Wednesday March 27: Field Trip Hosted by EPRI and Xerces. Experts will take us on a custom tour …

Land Conservation Agreements limit a property's uses in order to protect its conservation values. This enhanced or permanent protection of corporate lands can help conserve the natural, scenic, or rural qualities of the land for today and for future generations, adding to the depth of your Conservation Certification® goals. Join Sylvia Bates of the Land …

Join this webinar by Wildlife Habitat Council. In today’s competitive landscape, engaging in corporate conservation is emerging as an innovative approach to meet both business and environmental needs. Indeed, corporate spending on sustainability and circular economy initiatives is on the rise — and yielding increased sales and cost savings. Demonstrating leadership in corporate conservation is …

This free webinar is hosted by RES, in partnership with AWEA, and is for project managers, environmental consultants, regulators, permitting specialists, legal counsel, or anyone with interest in how species mitigation is evolving, especially concerning bat populations. Attendees will learn: How does species mitigation work? How does it relate to key project milestones like habitat …