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Member Stories

Jan Mooney stands beside purple clematis and yellow rose vines at Upper Fells Point Community Garden. (Photo courtesy of Jan Mooney.)
Xerces Member Jan Mooney Leads Award-Winning Community Garden in Baltimore
Two women, Sierra Enright and Lisa Loving, sitting behind a Xerces table display at a community event.
Connecting People and Pollinators: Lisa Loving’s Passion for Community and Conservation
Ron Smith, a middle aged white man with a graying beard and a friendly smile, gently carrying a horseshoe crab along a beach. He is wearing bright blue tee shirt with the logo of the NJ Fish and Wildlife department.
Ron Smith: Champion of Community Science and Invertebrate Conservation
Phyllis Stiles, an older white woman with grey hair, presenting a table display at a local environmental festival. She is smiling and surrounded by information about pollinators.
The Buzz Behind Bee City USA: Phyllis Stiles and Pollinator Conservation
Ted Burk, an older white man with grey hair, smiling gentley.
Ted Burk: A Professor Dedicated to Conservation
Ralph Masturzo near tulip garden
Remembering Ralph Masturzo: A Legacy of Conservation and Generosity
Mia Monroe inspecting a milkweed plant
The Monarch Whisperer: Mia Monroe's Data-Driven Devotion
Justine and her bike
Justine Burt: A Climate Champion Cycling for Invertebrate Conservation
Xerces Society member Augustin Garnier with monarch butterfly on hat
Xerces Member Augustin Garnier Comes Full Circle as a Monarch Advocate
David Kollen walking outdoors with a bumble bee net
David Kollen: A Lifelong Invertebrate Advocate Searching for Bumble Bees in Serpentine Fens
Noah Raven
Member Noah Raven's Empathy for Monarch Butterflies is Contagious
The BBB Accredited Charity symbol is imposed over a picture of a flowering meadow. (Photo: John Wolchesky)
The Xerces Society Receives Accreditation from BBB Wise Giving Alliance
A man and a woman stand nest to each other in front of a grove of old trees.
Remembering Bill Shepard, a Great Friend of Butterflies
A gray butterfly with orange spots and details arcs its body towards a green stick, depositing a green, spherical egg near a lot of gray aphids.
Fun with Harvester Butterflies, Part Two
Bright yellow flowers reach upwards in this low-angle shot.
Managing Invertebrate-Friendly Gardens
A butterfly with orange and blue features sits with its wings closed on rocky dirt.
My First Hybrid: Limenitis archippus archippus × Limenitis arthemis astyanax
adult harvester butterfly
Fun with Harvester Butterflies
 

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