PEEC’s Monthly Photo Contest
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July Featured Garden: Cathy Larson’s Haven for Pollinators
Article by KokHeong McNaughton, photos by Cathy Larson We are pleased to feature Cathy Larson’s pollinator garden in Pajarito Acres
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Gwendolyn’s Legacy
As a trained biologist, Gwendolyn Gallagher has always had a strong interest in nature—for as long as she can remember.
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Butterflies are Hanging in There
© Steve Cary, May 18, 2026 After a blistering March, spring has settled into a stretch of relatively normal weather.
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Linda’s Legacy
When Linda Zwick’s mother, Emily Bradley, passed away, she set up a memorial fund in her honor. Her mom had
How to Study Bees
Article by Angela Prada. Photos by richardskolnikphotography.com Studying bees in your backyard is a fascinating way to learn about native pollinators.
A 2025 Round-Up and a 2026 Challenge
© Steve Cary, April 1, 2026 We have four items for you this time around – a nice spring mix:
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Tips for Fire-Safe, Pollinator Friendly Landscapes in Los Alamos County
Written by Angela Prada Maintaining a fire‑safe yet pollinator‑friendly landscape in the high desert climate of Los Alamos, NM is
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Aspen Trees, So Much More Than a Tree
By Selvi Viswanathan Aspen trees grow all the time even in Winter despite being deciduous trees. Beneath their thin white
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It’s Time to Plan a Pollinator Paradise
With March finally here, it can feel like getting out in the garden is the right thing to do. However,
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