October Featured Pollinator: Meet the Squash Bee
Do you grow squash in your garden? If yes, you might be lucky enough to catch a glimpse of hardworking
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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.
Do you grow squash in your garden? If yes, you might be lucky enough to catch a glimpse of hardworking
October Featured Pollinator: Meet the Squash Bee Read More »
Bee City Los Alamos recently reached an important milestone—it marked the Backyard Pollinator Garden Project’s third successful year of helping
The Bee City Backyard Pollinator Garden Project Concludes: A Successful Third Year Read More »
Bee City is pleased to share this online showcase including a small selection of bee, wasp, and fly photos from
Richard Skolnik Photography: Pollinators Close Up Read More »
Written by Hae Min Lee, Bee City Los Alamos Committee Member and recipient of a 2025 Backyard Pollinator Garden Project
From Rocks to Riches Read More »
Article by KokHeong McNaughton, photos by Cathy Larson We are pleased to feature Cathy Larson’s pollinator garden in Pajarito Acres
July Featured Garden: Cathy Larson’s Haven for Pollinators Read More »
Article by Angela Prada. Photos by richardskolnikphotography.com Studying bees in your backyard is a fascinating way to learn about native pollinators.
Written by Angela Prada Maintaining a fire‑safe yet pollinator‑friendly landscape in the high desert climate of Los Alamos, NM is
Tips for Fire-Safe, Pollinator Friendly Landscapes in Los Alamos County Read More »
With March finally here, it can feel like getting out in the garden is the right thing to do. However,
It’s Time to Plan a Pollinator Paradise Read More »
In 2025, Bee City Los Alamos, in partnership with the Pajarito Environmental Education Center (PEEC), continued its role as a
Bee City Los Alamos: 2025 Year in Review Read More »