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KSBY News
ksby.com > pismo-beach > statewide-nonprofit-is-asking-you-to-count-butterflies-for-california-biodiversity-day

Statewide nonprofit is asking you to count butterflies for California Biodiversity Day

4+ day, 20+ hour ago   (434+ words) To celebrate California Biodiversity Day, one statewide nonprofit is asking for your help to track sightings of the monarch butterfly. Across the Central Coast, you can find monarch iconography everywhere. From restaurants and business names to murals, the Central Coast…...

Seaway News
cornwallseawaynews.com > regional > citizen-science-keeps-tabs-on-biodiversity

Citizen science keeps tabs on biodiversity

6+ day, 14+ hour ago   (192+ words) 6 September 2026, 6 h Visitors exploring the nature trails at the Raisin Region Conservation Authority’s (RRCA) conservation areas have an easy way to identify and learn about the plants, animals, and insects they come across. With the free iNaturalist app, a smartphone…...

Audubon
audubon.org > new-york > news > surveying-bobolinks-prevent-future-mortality

Surveying Bobolinks to prevent future mortality

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (358+ words) In rural northern Dutchess County, NY, the fields are buzzing with the sounds of “pink, pink, pink!” Looking down into a trough of one of the rolling hills, a gathering is taking place. Bobolinks, most of them juveniles, are flocking…...

Glen Gower
glengower.ca > notebook > notebook-why-researchers-are-setting-moth-traps-at-ladybirds-park

NOTEBOOK: Why researchers are setting moth traps at Ladybirds Park - Glen Gower | Councillor / Conseiller | Stittsville

2+ week, 6+ hour ago   (475+ words) by Glen Gower | Aug 29, 2026 | Information, Notebook This post originally appeared in my Substack newsletter. At the start of August, an intriguing email arrived in my mailbox from City of Ottawa Forestry staff. Subject: For Your Awareness – Upcoming Carleton University Research…...

The Valley Reporter
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Volunteer naturalists help scientists survey the state’s butterfly populations

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (648+ words) By Erika Tally, Via Community News Service, a University of Vermont journalism internship A dozen naturalists looked on as the light swish of a butterfly net cut through the misty July air, snaring a darting white speck. A quick transfer…...

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inforum.com > news > fargo > monarch-butterfly-tagging-event-gets-families-into-nature

Monarch butterfly tagging event gets families into nature

3+ week, 1+ day ago   (496+ words) FARGO — White nets bobbed up and down among tall grass as children and adults alike looked for the elusive monarch butterfly. Dozens of hopeful butterfly catchers gathered in Urban Plains Park on Thursday afternoon, Aug. 20, for a monarch butterfly tagging…...

Google News
wbhm.org > local-news > 2026-08-20 > southeast-pollinator-census-invites-citizen-scientists-to-make-a-difference

Southeast pollinator census invites citizen scientists to make a difference

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (587+ words) Becky Griffin acknowledges there’s no shortage of bad news about environmental issues, including a decline in bees, butterflies and other pollinators that are vital to our food supply. But her job is mostly about spreading good news – and empowering people....

Google News
timeshudsonvalley.com > cornwall-local > stories > butterfly-day-is-september-5,241002

Butterfly Day is September 5

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (200+ words) My Hudson Valley Butterfly Day is September 5 Flutter in and join Hudson Highlands Nature Center nature educators to discover the beauty and incredibly unique qualities of butterflies, moths and caterpillars on Saturday, Sept. 5. Children and … Please log in to continue…...

Montana State University
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Good Vibrations: Montana State researcher wins NSF grant to study buzz pollination

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St. Louis Scientists Make A Buzzing Discovery | Webster Kirkwood Times | timesnewspapers.com

1+ mon, 2+ day ago   (658+ words) A recent study conducted by scientists and volunteers in the St. Louis metropolitan area reveals that bees much prefer “messier” gardens over the manicured variety, unlocking a new understanding of nature’s busiest insects. While diverse gardens tend to appear “shaggy,…...