Tag: pollinators

Conservation after collapse

Post author By Tracy Durnell
Post date September 12, 2022
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I made another weird little comic thing, hopeful and a little bittersweet, about conservation after the apocalypse. A topic near and dear to my heart, Lord knows. (Technical notes in another thread, linked at the end.) pic.twitter.com/weAcMbbu4Q

— Kingfisher & Wombat (@UrsulaV) September 10, 2022

Tags acceptance, AI, change, climate change, ecosystem, hope, pollinators, resilience, Ursula Vernon

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Nativars vs. Native Plants

Post author By Tracy Durnell
Post date November 4, 2021
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Bookmarked 2021 Field Update: Natives & Nativars (Garden Ecology Lab)

Our second field season studying pollinator visitation to Oregon native plants and native cultivars spanned from April to late September of 2021, although if Douglas Aster had any say in the matter, we would likely still be sampling.

I like nativar as a description of a native plant cultivar!