TribalAllianceforPollinators @TAPollinators

Want to learn about native plant identification, seed collecting, and processing? Well, the TAP staff will be talking about just that today! arizona.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

"If you don't cover crop your soil, there's nothing holding it together." arcg.is/1Kb809 #soilhealth

Is your farm or ranch pollinator-friendly?🐝 Get certified and let your customers know. arcg.is/2ttJU4R #betterforbees #PollinatorWeek

So cool! #powerinpollinators 🦇

Kristen Lear, PhD 🦇 @BatsForLife

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@wendyranae13 @EPRINews @Pollinators Because of their fur, #bats get COVERED in pollen when feeding on nectar & often spread more pollen than other animals. They fly farther between plants, so they spread the pollen to more plants. Like this Mexican long-nosed bat feeding on agave! #PowerInPollinators @BatConIntl

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Tomorrow we’ll be joined by Jane Breckinridge from @TAPollinators to talk about pollinator inspired art, music & culture What is some of your favorite pollinator art? Not registered yet? bit.ly/35u70xs #PowerInPollinators

Want to learn how you can support pollinators with native wildflowers in Oklahoma? Check out our website: tribalallianceforpollinators.com

Eupatorium serotinum, or Late Boneset, isn't particularly appealing throughout most of the year. In late August-October, however, it shows its quality as a late-season pollinator plant power-house when few others are blooming. #PowerInPollinators

Bees are beneficial insects that pollinate flowering plants by transferring pollen from one flower to another. Did you know that pollinators are responsible for 1 out of every 3 bites of food you take? #PowerInPollinators

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Follow this thread and don’t miss @EPRINews #PowerinPollinators Twitter chat for the Pollinator Power Party with @Pollinators beginning at 7 p.m. EDT

Our friend, the Luna Moth (Actias luna), hanging out with us in the greenhouse. While we don't often see them in forests or fields, a few can usually be found lounging in the warm, protected greenhouse. Want to learn more about them? entnemdept.ufl.edu/creatures/misc…

June 21-27 is National Pollinator Week, but it’s certainly going to take more than a week to show our gratitude to these priceless creatures. That’s why @USDA is offering five tips to help combat their decline. bit.ly/3gTTCrs

Don't miss next Tuesday's @DroughtGov/@NWS webinar: “State of the Science” on Flash Drought Featuring presentations on defining flash #drought + needs/challenges for flash drought monitoring, prediction, and planning Register here: register.gotowebinar.com/register/24742… @NOAA

Happy #PollinatorWeek! We're so grateful for #pollinators and the farmers who support them. go.usa.gov/x6mWJ

"When there aren’t living roots, the microbiology isn’t as active in the soil." go.usa.gov/chQJJ #soilhealth

Residue from cover crops protects and nourishes soil. go.usa.gov/k563 #soilhealth

Interested in helping Monarchs? Check out our website (tribalallianceforpollinators.com) for information about native Oklahoma plants and how you can help our pollinators!

Human Dimensions of Pollinator Conservation Webinar Thursday, 6/17 10am PDT / 11am MDT / 12pm CDT / 1pm EDT Shannon Westlake will talk about the human side of pollinator conservation and the ways people support our native pollinators. Register at buff.ly/3cbbaOk

First Conservation Status Assessments Published for North American Fireflies 14 species threatened with extinction buff.ly/31hgYQH

In the wake of pesticide contamination around Mead, NE, lawmakers and the public are asking questions about the regulatory failures that allowed for treated seed to be processed into ethanol, and how the industry will ensure this doesn't happen again. buff.ly/2NmnxOt

Pollinator and Climate Change "Farminar" from Practical Farmers of Iowa going on right now! us02web.zoom.us/w/83388689056?…