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Ask the Master Gardener: Inviting bees to your garden — The best of the pollinators
How can we address the needs of so many bees? Knowing about native bees in general can help us meet this challenge.
A great time to mix it up in the garden
Chesler doesn’t work from a top-down garden design. He lets the garden evolve according to his current interests.
The Future for Birds
Two-thirds of North American birds are at increasing risk of extinction.
Crucial O.C. wildlife corridor hits a freeway roadblock
Coastal bobcat and fox survival could depend on a better path for getting to the other side of Interstate 5.
1 billion birds en route to California
The greatest aerial show on Earth, the migration of 1 billion birds on the Pacific Flyway to California, is a full go this week as early winter weather hits Canada.
On the California Coast, It’s Cattle Versus Elk
Point Reyes National Seashore is once again at the center of a heated debate
Scientists Implant False Memories into Bird Brains
And they learn new songs.
Perennial bunchgrasses liven up home and garden in the fall
The smallest sprouts show there is really no death
Broken Yellowstone wolf teeth reveal a theory about ice age extinctions
The theory is based on cracked and broken wolf teeth and the number of prey animals available to the predators, along with how much of their kills the predators consume.
Healthy soils are the basis for healthy food production
In the past 50 years, advances in agricultural technology led to a quantum leap in food production and bolstered world food security. However, in many countries, this intensive crop production has depleted the soil.