Celebrate the summer season with some all-natural and sustainable crafts, designed to get you outside, learning more about local insect communities, investigating the summer blooms in a way that allows …
Celebrate National Pollinator Month with some all-natural and sustainable crafts, designed specifically for native pollinators! Below are some ideas that can support butterfly populations, protect declining bee populations, and increase …
Could you imagine a world with no berries or melons? No pumpkins during the fall or chocolate to indulge in? Or what about a world with no coffee in the …
Category: Backyard Habitats Tags: Animals, bees, butterflies, Flowers, food, Gardening, nature, Plants, pollinators, The Art of Ecology, urban agriculture, wasp, world without pollinators
Did you know that this week is Pollinator Week? This is a week (although it’s a Pollinator Month as well!) where Pollinator Protections are passed, local municipalities put out Pollinator …
Category: Animals, Backyard Habitats, conservation, Flowers, Gardening, Plants, Special Conservation Designated Events, The Art of Ecology Tags: Animals, backyard habitat, bees, beetles, biodiversity, butterflies, conservation, Flowers, Gardening, keep the weeds, lawn, Plants, pollinator garden, pollinator week, pollinators, The Art of Ecology, weeds, wildflowers
As part of the Wild Art 2021 March Challenge, put on by Zoe Keller, I illustrated two pieces focusing on the theme, “Adapt”. While some artists focused on nocturnal animals …
Category: Illustrations Tags: Adaptations, Animals, bees, botanical illustration, butterflies, drawing challenge, Flowers, mimicry, orchids, Plants, pollinators, scientific illustration, The Art of Ecology, Wild Art 2021
Last month, I had a wonderful opportunity to learn more about pollinators, like the honeybee, at the nationally recognized botanical garden – Longwood Gardens! This professional development opportunity allowed me …
Category: Backyard Habitats Tags: Adaptations, Animals, bees, beetles, Climate Change, conservation, ecology, Flowers, Gardening, hummingbird, interconnection, nature, Plants, pollinator garden, pollinators, The Art of Ecology, wildflowers, Wildlife Behavior
Pollinators, the little critters that are responsible for providing us with roughly one-third of our food, are in trouble. Their populations have been declining for years, so 11 years ago, …
Category: Backyard Habitats, Special Conservation Designated Events Tags: Animals, bats, bees, birds, butterflies, Climate Change, conservation, eco-friendly, Endangered Species, Flowers, Gardening, gardening for wildlife, Plants, pollinator garden, pollinator week, pollinators, populations, sustainability, The Art of Ecology
If you’re into gardening or just being out in nature, chances are, you enjoy flowers! Their vibrant colors, textured foliage and sweet fragrances are pleasing. In fact, it’s not just …
Category: Backyard Habitats Tags: Animals, art, art sale, backyard habitat, bats, bees, birds, blog, botany, butterflies, conservation, earth, earth day, ecology, Endangered Species, environment, Flowers, Gardening, moths, native plants, nature, photography, Plants, pollinators, Seasons, The Art of Ecology, wildflowers, wildlife, Wildlife Behavior, wildlife habitat