Walk with PEEC & Discover the Stories of the Wild in Action: “Tracking Wildlife on the Pajarito Plateau”
Dive into the fascinating world of wildlife tracking and connect with nature like never before. The Pajarito Environmental Education Center […]
Bee City Los Alamos Celebrates First Anniversary of Pollinator Conservation
Bee City Los Alamos marks its first anniversary as a Bee City USA affiliate, celebrating a year of dedicated efforts
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February Featured Pollinator: Mourning Cloak Butterfly
The Mourning Cloak butterfly (Nymphalis antiopa), wrapped in a cloak of deep maroon edged with golden trim, is one of
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What do gardeners do in the winter?
Photo and blog by KokHeong McNaughton What do gardeners do in the winter months? We don’t hibernate like some animals,
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Hard Times, Conservation and Etymology
© Steven J. Cary, January 31, 2025 Butterflies are appreciated at many levels of understanding and consciousness. The timely arrival
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Share the Love of Nature with Free Printable Valentine’s Day Cards from the Pajarito Environmental Education Center
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, and what better way to share your love than with a touch of
PEEC Welcomes New Board Members and Announces 2024-2025 Leadership
The Pajarito Environmental Education Center (PEEC) is excited to announce the addition of two new members to its Board of
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Janurary Featured Pollinator: The Cactus Bee
A small, solitary bee that specializes in pollinating cactus, Diadasia rinconis is the bee most often found on cactus flowers
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iNaturalist Citizen Science Buzz
Blog by Craig Martin | Photo of Hunt’s Bumblebee on native Sunflower in the Pollinator Demo Garden by Dana Ecelberger
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