10:00 am - 11:30 am PST Out West's June webinar speakers will cover an overview of the 2019 Western Monarch Conservation Plan (WMCP), the current status for the Western Monarch population and listing decision, an update on the federal Monarch Conservation Database, and opportunities to manage rights-of-way as monarch habitat. More info/Register here.
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You’re invited to a week of activities to understand the life and purpose of pollinators! Cooking, science, art, music, gardening, and LIVE stream of a new documentary film. This celebration of pollination and those that preserve and promote their power will take place during National Pollinator Week, June 22-28, 2020. More info here. Register here.
2:00 pm EST The webinar will be offered through WebEx. Greg Mitchell from Environment Canada joins us this month to talk about the listing decision for monarchs in Canada, how they fund stewardship projects, and the conservation research he is currently involved in.
Meet with prominent researches in the field of apiculture Get updates through science-based presentations Catch up with friends and acquaintances- and make new ones Gain insights from one another while talking about bees Add a Field Day on Sunday Presenters: Jerry Bromenshenk, University of Montana and Bee Alert Technology Scott Debnam, University of Montana Master …
Environmental Gentrification 101 (Advocacy and Awareness) Could a park, a forest preserve, a green space have negative impacts on a community? This moderated panel invites an open discussion about Environmental Gentrification and its relation to natural areas management and planning in the Chicago Wilderness area. Panelists will start from a shared working definition, share perspectives …
1:00 pm- 2:30 pm EST Are you interested in learning how to beautify your solar site and promote pollinator habitat? The Power and Pollinators webinar will examine how planting for pollinators on RE-Powering sites benefits cleaning up contaminated sites while beautifying communities. Planting for pollinators can help protect caps, control runoff, and provide habitat for …
10:00-11:30 am PST Out West speakers in July will focus on monarch breeding and migratory habitat across the West, including updates on population patterns, new techniques for mapping habitat, and an analysis of threats facing breeding and migrating monarchs. Emma Pelton (Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation) – Update on current breeding and migratory patterns and monarch populations …
12:00 pm EST Join Cécile Antoine -PhD Candidate in Biology at UOttawa- on her journey to discover native bees that you may encounter in your gardens and parks around Ottawa, or the rest of the country. Cécile will share her passion by giving details on the biology and ecology of wild bees. She will also …
Using CMAP Tools for Conservation and Climate Resilience Planning Staff from CMAP and the Nature Conservancy will present publicly available tools and data on stormwater, water demand, and natural resources in northeastern Illinois and share some ways partners have applied them. Building Advocacy Networks to Support Your Cause, Big or Small During this interactive session, …
