Have you taken the Plant for Pollinators Challenge yet? National Pollinators Week is a great time to add pollinator-friendly plants to your yard or landscape. Watch to learn how to plant for pollinators and register your garden with the Challenge. Share to encourage your family and friends to do the same, and help us reach our goal of registering an additional 500 gardens in 2020. Together, we can make a BIG difference for our little friends! The Plant for Pollinators Challenge is sponsored by S

Bats are beneficial by controlling insect populations, pollination and being a crucial part of a cave ecosystem. Bats are often feared, but the benefits they provide should far outweigh our fear of them. (footage courtesy US Fish & Wildlife Service, National Conservation Training Center Creative Imagery) | Missouri Dept. of Conservation

Bees are amazing creatures! Did you know that one of the most important things they do is pollinate plants? Around 90% of our wild plants and 30% of our food crops depend on pollinators such as bees to reproduce. 🌱 🌻 The more we learn about pollination, the more we realise how weird and wonderful it is. Let's give thanks to one of the world’s smallest environmental champions. 💛 🐝 #BeeEducation #pollination #biodiversity | Flow Hive