In the previous issue of Wings, we offered examples of conservation successes and inspiration. In this issue, we are turning toward practical solutions and actions that benefit insects and other wildlife. We hope you will find something in these pages to help you make a change in your neighborhood or community.
A Holistic Approach to Invertebrate Conservation, by Scott Black.
The Hedgelands, by Eric Lee-Mäder. Hedgerows bring beauty and wildlife habitat to any landscape, rural or urban. After decades in which they largely disappeared, they are making a comeback.
Pollinator Protection: A Choose Your Own Conservation Adventure, by Aimée Code. Managing insects we don’t want shouldn’t mean negative impacts on pollinators. The way forward is in our hands.
Small Spaces Bring Big Benefits for Small Animals, by Matthew Shepherd. Insects are small and don’t need large spaces to thrive; they just need the right conditions. We can provide nurturing habitat in any location.
Staff Profile: Meet Lisa Merkhofer, conservation data and GIS analyst.
Partner Spotlight: Bee City USA and Bee Campus USA affiliates.
Xerces News: Updates on Xerces Society projects and successes.