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Great Southeast Pollinator Census; Census Aug 23–24, 2024; https://lee.ces.ncsu.edu/gsepcinnc
Count Insects in the 2024 Great Southeast Pollinator Census!

Published - August 2, 2024

Knowledge is Pollinator Power webinar promotion
Registration is Open for the 2024 Knowledge Is Pollinator Power: A Census Pep Rally

Published - July 31, 2024

Teresa Lowery in her home garden
From Passion to Purpose: Teresa Lowry's Journey as an Extension Master Gardener Volunteer

Published - June 27, 2024

From: Extension Master Gardener Volunteers
Bumble bee on Carolina lupine.
View Recording of CCP Bumble Bee Conservation Webinar

Published - May 2, 2024

From: Growing Small Farms
Solitary bee emerging from sandy burrow mound beside small yellow flower
Ground-Nesting Bees Should Be Appreciated, Not Feared!

Published - April 3, 2024

From: Growing Small Farms
Wildflower garden with clusters of red and yellow blooms and tall pale-green flower spikes
Celebrating 15 Years in Pollinator Paradise!

Published - December 14, 2023

From: Growing Small Farms
Purple coneflower
NC State Extension Master Gardener Volunteers Assist Pollinator Research

Published - October 27, 2023

From: Extension Master Gardener Volunteers
Pollinator
Great Southeastern Pollinator Census

Published - August 16, 2023

Passionflower bee collecting pollen on yellow passionflower. 
Critter Spotlight: Passionflower Bee

Published - August 14, 2023

From: Growing Small Farms
Great Southeast Pollinator Census North Carolina count pollinators
Counting Pollinators for a Cause

Published - August 9, 2023

From: NC State Extension
Bee clinging to a small pale green flower, orange pollen visible on its hind leg
Pollinator Plant Spotlight: Late Figwort

Published - August 2, 2023

From: Growing Small Farms
Knowledge is Power Webinar August 2023
Free Webinar: Knowledge Is Pollinator Power

Published - July 30, 2023

Camouflaged looper on lemon bee balm.
Critter Spotlight: Camouflaged Looper

Published - July 20, 2023

From: Growing Small Farms
participants practice netting bumble bees
Community Scientists Trained to Participate in Bumble Bee Atlas Project

Published - July 17, 2023

From: Growing Small Farms
Gardeners are Scientist
Gardeners Are Scientist: How You Can Help the Science From Your Backyard

Published - June 8, 2023

Jared Butler and Steve McNeill in the field
Update From the Office/Field- May 12, 2023

Published - May 12, 2023

Dried wildflower seed heads with white fluff against a blurred pink background
Fall Chores in the Pollinator Garden: Leave the Leaves and Save the Stems!

Published - December 1, 2022

From: Growing Small Farms
Giant swallowtail butterfly on lantana.
Have You Seen the Largest Butterfly in the U.S.?

Published - September 21, 2022

From: Growing Small Farms
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NCPCA Pollinator Field Day Set for September 24, 2022

Published - September 19, 2022

From: Crops and Livestock
four volunteers pose for photo in downtown Clinton, NC
Protecting Pollinators in Sampson County

Published - November 12, 2021

From: Extension Master Gardener Volunteers
Weeds and small plants in foreground; dirt path leading to a low brick building entrance
NCSU Grad Student Focuses on Pollinators

Published - November 3, 2021

From: Gardening
Pollinator on flower
What Is a Pollinator?

Published - June 25, 2021

Swallowtail butterfly on coneflower; title "Butterflies in Your Backyard", "NC State University"
Butterflies in Your Backyard

Published - May 24, 2021

From: Gardening
Sunflowers
SciStarter - Citizen Science

Published - April 16, 2021

From: North Carolina 4-H
Cover of the Bees of NC
The Bees of North Carolina- a Book by Elsa Younsteadt and Hannah Levenson

Published - October 7, 2020

From: Gardening
Bumblebee perched on orange coneflower head collecting pollen
Recording of Bumble Bee Webinar Now Available for Viewing

Published - May 19, 2020

From: Growing Small Farms
Close-up of a pollen-coated solitary bee resting in a bark crevice
Support Native Pollinators

Published - February 6, 2020

From: Gardening
Adiantum pedatum
Celebrate Native Plants Week in North Carolina

Published - October 23, 2019

From: Gardening
Picture of a Bee
Introducing Beescape: A New Online Tool and Community to Support Bees

Published - April 25, 2019

From: Integrated Pest Management
Bee on Finger
The Buzz About Bumble Bees Isn't Good

Published - April 24, 2019

From: Integrated Pest Management
Monarch butterfly on gallardia
Mowing for Monarchs

Published - March 15, 2019

From: Integrated Pest Management
Image of flowers
Finding the Right Pollinator Mix

Published - January 28, 2019

From: Integrated Pest Management
Checkered beetle on a Venus flytrap blossom
4 of North Carolina’s Oddest Pollinators (They Aren’t Bees)

Published - July 13, 2018

From: Integrated Pest Management
Brown assassin bug with long antennae perched on the edge of a fuzzy green leaf
Incredible Diversity of Critters on Eggplant Crop

Published - December 17, 2017

From: Growing Small Farms
Female honey bee collecting pollen
Balancing Beekeeping and Mosquito Abatement in North Carolina

Published - September 3, 2016

From: Entomology
Honeybee collecting pollen on a white strawberry flower
Studying Strawberry Pollination

Published - August 22, 2016

From: Entomology
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Hoverflies – Bee mimics provide pollination and biocontrol services

Published - June 5, 2015

From: Entomology
Cooperative Extension's Pollinator Paradise Garden
Amazing Diversity of Critters at Cooperative Extension's Pollinator Garden!

Published - August 11, 2014

From: Growing Small Farms
Honeybee feeding inside white bell flower on thin branch; watermark @ncsmallfruitIPM
Does Bee Diversity Change How Pollinators Behave in Blueberries?

Published - December 9, 2013

From: Entomology
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