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Asclepias viridis

(Photo: Jerry Oldenettel / Flickr Creative Commons 2.0)

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A smiling woman wearing a black coat and a black Xerces Society hat leans over a table. On the other side of the table, a kid with a colorful hoodie reaches for an assortment of small glass vials containing bee specimens. The woman and the kid are looking at the same vials and appear to be talking.

Hope and Heart: Engaging Volunteers in Conservation

This is a two-part image. On the left is a dry, arid, agricultural landscape with a lot of bare dirt. On the right is the same landscape, but with a flowering hedgerow that recedes into the distance, and a small, gray butterfly perched on a small, thin branch with flowers in the foreground.

Pollinator Conservation Program Digest – November 2019

A woman smiles while looking at a fuzzy, black, and yellow bumble bee on her finger.

Ann Puddicombe, a Bumble Bee Watch Star