September Featured Pollinator: Western Bumble Bee
Western Bumble Bee: Bombus occidenetalis Western Bumble Bee | Xerces Society / Rich Hatfield Five species of bumble bees, the […]
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Bee City Los Alamos Blog
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August Featured Pollinator: Bats in New Mexico
Text by Milu Velardi When you think of bats, what comes to mind? Blood sucking? Mosquito eating? These are in
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Pollination Doesn’t Stop at Sunset
During the day, summertime gardens are full of the buzz and flutter of bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds. However, pollination doesn’t
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A Pollinator Garden
By Terry Foxx, PEEC Co-Founder They came again! No, not a bee or butterfly or hummingbird–my daughters. They came again
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Excerpt: Jenna Stanek Selected By Friends Of Bandelier As Recipient Of 11th Annual Dorothy Hoard Stewardship Award
By Friends of Bandelier “When [Jenna Stanek] moved to Los Alamos in 2018 to work at Los Alamos National Laboratory
Watering your Native Plant Garden
There are many challenges to native gardening here in northern New Mexico, but there’s one addition to starting your garden
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July Featured Pollinator: Monarch Butterflies
Text and images by Jenna Stanek Monarch butterflies are one of the most iconic and recognizable butterfly species in North
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What is the Backyard Pollinator Garden Program?
Bee City is excited to share the return of our popular Backyard Pollinator Garden Program for 2025, and we’re offering
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June Featured Pollinator: Hummingbirds
Ever wonder what made that trilling noise as it zipped over your head? While you suspected it was a hummingbird,
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