PEEC’s Monthly Photo Contest
Submit your photos for our next photo contest!
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April, Come She Will
© Steve Cary, May 7, 2025 It’s time to round up some recent New Mexico butterfly reports. Yes, butterflying has
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New Mexico’s Own Hairstreak Butterfly
The Juniper hairstreak, otherwise known as the Olive hairstreak, (Callophrys gryneus) is a native North American butterfly. This tiny butterfly
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Peruvian Butterflies: My October 2024 Snapshot
© Steve Cary, April 2025 Making this a “snapshot” is my way of dealing with the overwhelming diversity of butterfly
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Community Letter from the National Wildlife Federation Community Wildlife Habit
To The Los Alamos Community: On behalf of the National Wildlife Federation®, we are pleased to congratulate Los Alamos onparticipating
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100 Households for PEEC
Help PEEC reach our goal of 100 Households with Smith’s Community Rewards!
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Brownie Girl Scouts: Bug Bonanza! – A Fun and Educational Adventure with PEEC
Calling all Brownie Girl Scouts! Get ready for a “bug-tastic” adventure with the Pajarito Environmental Education Center (PEEC) on Saturday,
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April Featured Pollinator: Morrison Bumble Bee
The Morrison bumble bee (Bombus morrisoni) is native to western North America, occurring from California to southern British Columbia and
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With the Return of Pollinators, Bee City Returns to iNaturalist
Butterflies, moths, hummingbirds, and bats are well-documented pollinators of native plants on the Pajarito Plateau. But smaller insects, particularly bees
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