Bee City Los Alamos Loves Monarch Butterflies
Article by Jenna Staneck, November 2024; update November 2025 Last November, Bee City published the article below, written by Jenna […]
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Join in the Pollinator Conservation Movement by meeting the monthly Featured Pollinator, learning about pollinator-friendly gardening, and keeping up with Bee City Los Alamos news.
Article by Jenna Staneck, November 2024; update November 2025 Last November, Bee City published the article below, written by Jenna […]
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Join the Los Alamos Seed Library and members of Bee City Los Alamos to learn about saving seeds in the
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Text by Craig Martin Many of the bees reported in the Bee City iNaturalist Project for Los Alamos County are
October Featured Pollinator: The Genus Megachile, Leafcutter Bees Read More »
Text and Photos by KokHeong McNaughton During the Cerro Grande fire, many homes in our community were lost, particularly in
October Featured Garden: Lee McAtee’s Pollinator Paradise Read More »
September is a special month in Los Alamos. Bee City Los Alamos, together with Los Alamos County, invites everyone to
Los Alamos County’s September 2025 BioBlitz Read More »
Western Bumble Bee: Bombus occidenetalis Western Bumble Bee | Xerces Society / Rich Hatfield Five species of bumble bees, the
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Text by Milu Velardi When you think of bats, what comes to mind? Blood sucking? Mosquito eating? These are in
August Featured Pollinator: Bats in New Mexico Read More »
During the day, summertime gardens are full of the buzz and flutter of bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds. However, pollination doesn’t
Pollination Doesn’t Stop at Sunset Read More »
By Terry Foxx, PEEC Co-Founder They came again! No, not a bee or butterfly or hummingbird–my daughters. They came again
A Pollinator Garden Read More »