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  • Bee kind, please redesign

    The Pollinator Conservation Handbook offers advice about what ordinary citizens can do to help save declining native pollinator insects, like bees and butterflies

    by Josh Garrett-Davis, Nov 10, 2003

  • Enviros squash plan to kill crickets

    In Idaho, environmentalists sue to prevent the widespread spraying of pesticides

    by Rosemary Winters, May 26, 2003

  • The death of the Super Hopper

    The disappearance of the Rocky Mountain locust -- which once swarmed the Plains like a biblical plague, only to die out entirely within decades --- holds serious lessons for humanity

    by Jeffrey Lockwood, Feb 03, 2003

  • 2,997 ... 2,998 ... 2,999

    Among other tasks, research entomologist Justin Schmidt counts bee stings in dead animals at the Carl Hayden Bee Research Center in Tucson, Ariz.

    by Ray Ring, Jun 24, 2002

  • The buzz business

    The problem of controlling Africanized bees is now widespread, and some are taking advantage of the frightening invasion to earn a good living.

    by Ray Ring, Jun 24, 2002

  • Voice of the Butterfly

    John Nichols' new novel, "The Voice of the Butterfly," is an environmental morality play that pulls no punches.

    by Renee Guillory, Sep 10, 2001

  • Migrating with the monarchs

    Robert Michael Pyle's book, "Chasing Monarchs: Migrating with the Butterflies of Passage," follows the colorful insects from Canada, down to Mexico, and back up to the California coast on their amazing yearly migration.

    by John Rosapepe, Aug 14, 2000

  • The bees' needs

    Golfers are working with conservationists to encourage bees and other native pollinators to inhabit golf courses.

    by David Williams, Jul 31, 2000

  • Rural Utah braces for a latter-day plague

    Utah farmers and ranchers are trying to prepare for what is expected to be a terrible infestation of Mormon crickets and other grasshoppers.

    by Larry Warren, Jun 21, 1999

  • Termite tenacity

    Giant fossilized termite mounds are discovered by geobiologists near Gallup, N.M.

    by Staff, Dec 08, 1997
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