Wild Pollinator Partners Profile
Wild Pollinator Partners

@WildPollinators

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Supporting pollinators, empowering people who care. The WPP network shares information and resources in eastern Ontario and western Quebec.

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@LGSpace
Little Green Space 🦋
6 years
Balloon and lantern releases create litter and #plasticpollution in landscapes and seas that can harm the environment, wildlife and livestock. Celebrate special occasions and loved ones by planting trees, wildflowers, or bee & butterfly gardens instead! Pic via @KeepBritainTidy
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@uOttawaSustain
uOttawa Sustain
6 years
100 Energy experts gather in Ottawa to yell at each other about the politics of enregy... but instead they talk energy philosophy... Politely! Monica Gattinger, #uOttawa, tells us about how Positive Energy is changing the conversation. https://t.co/uBA7vmp0Hn
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@xercessociety
The Xerces Society
6 years
"We often view #mosquitoes as bloodsuckers that do nothing but make our lives miserable. However, mosquitoes do have ecological functions. From #pollination to ant puke, the secret life of mosquitoes is both bizarre and ecologically important." https://t.co/OhJEFdGjLF
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@xercessociety
The Xerces Society
6 years
Leaving leaves alone creates habitat for some pollinators, from @RadioIowa: https://t.co/0HC2882pBA #LeavetheLeaves #pollinators #habitat #environment
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@LearnbyNature
Monsieur Van
7 years
Snapped this pic today in the Native Plant & Veggie Gardens in #HilsonOutdoorClassroom. It's a Black SwallowTail Caterpillar. Great to see these little guys in our outdoor classroom - perfect timing for students to see them next week when back to school. @HilsonAvenuePS @OCDSB
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@FoE_Canada
Friends of the Earth Canada
7 years
Most of Cda's ground nesting bees not considered when pesticides assessed pre-registration. This study could change that - Clothianidin detected in 96% of soil samples & another major neonic — thiamethoxam — found in 81% of soil samples tested. Time to act #PMRA
@NigelERaine
Nigel Raine
7 years
Coverage of our new @SciReports paper assessing risk to ground-nesting #bees from systemic #insecticides in agricultural soil in @TorontoStar today: https://t.co/OeBZlaFarU @Squash_Bee @pitrod @RyanPros @UofGuelphNews @1in3mouthfuls #pollinators #neonicotinoids
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@WildPollinators
Wild Pollinator Partners
7 years
Pollinator surveys: that's what's happening. We're finding and learning about pollinators in tiny city gardens, large natural areas, at City Hall, the library, the Canadian Museum of Nature -
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@WildPollinators
Wild Pollinator Partners
7 years
Restored wetland near Kanata starting to teem with life | CBC News
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A wetland restoration project in the heart of Ottawa's Greenbelt has led to an explosion of biodiversity.
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@iangrang
Ian Grange
7 years
Leaf cutter bee - final touches to sealing its brood chamber cells. @Bumble_Watching @WildCiren @Buzz_dont_tweet @LGSpace
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@emorwee
Emily Atkin
7 years
Trump just said the Green New Deal will "kill millions of jobs, crush the dreams of the poorest americans, and disproportionately harm minority communities." I wonder what he thinks climate change will do
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@LGSpace
Little Green Space 🦋
7 years
Conservation scheme brings back wildflowers - with @nationaltrust creating 40 acres of wildflower meadows in Wales in the last year. C'mon councils, community groups, charities, businesses across the UK: let's have many more positive initiatives like this!
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Since 1930, 97% of Wales's wildflower meadows have been lost due to more intensive farming.
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@olordy_brian
Brian Millward
7 years
#mybackyardbiodiversity is seeing pollinator gardens supporting local pollinators! #monarch #caterpillar @leaf
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@xercessociety
The Xerces Society
7 years
Save the bees: Local farmers plant pollinator species on unused farm fields! https://t.co/Fy7Rul92oH #pollinators #pollinatorhabitat #farmers #farmersmakingadifference
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@CWF_FCF
Canadian Wildlife Federation
7 years
Come join the Canadian Wildlife Federation for a garden tour on Saturday July 13 at 10am to learn how to make your outdoor space inviting for birds, butterflies and other important wildlife! More info here: https://t.co/Ith3cwPU0I PC: Dave Barr
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@WildPollinators
Wild Pollinator Partners
7 years
If you live in #Ottawa and want to mitigate climate change, please sign this petition. #HelpPollinators and show your support for local ecology.
@CWF_FCF
Canadian Wildlife Federation
7 years
Check out this citizen led #petition asking the #CityofOttawa to plant wildflowers on boulevards and roadsides in Ottawa. https://t.co/TbtJaqP6F9 #HelpPollinators
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@WildPollinators
Wild Pollinator Partners
7 years
Ask Ottawa to plant boulevards, roadsides, parks with wildflowers for pollinators - and a beautiful city - https://t.co/fTRWLmMDEh @EcologyOttawa @jetkerr @RegreenOttawa
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Ottawa: alternative plantings on city medians instead of grass to attract pollinators
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@WildPollinators
Wild Pollinator Partners
7 years
Make Ottawa seriously bee friendly. Sign this petition to plant our roadsides with wildflowers -
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Ottawa: alternative plantings on city medians instead of grass to attract pollinators
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@xercessociety
The Xerces Society
7 years
#BringBackthePollinators is based on the fact that pollinators need only a few things: flowers for nectar & pollen, a place to lay eggs or build a nest, and freedom from pesticides. Celebrate #PollinatorWeek with these tips: https://t.co/rRqskT1cLM! (📸: Xerces Society/S. Morris)
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@xercessociety
The Xerces Society
7 years
This #PollinatorWeek, we're highlighting lesser-known pollinators like #wasps! Although many wasps hunt, most are in fact omnivorous, also consuming (and spreading) pollen, and sipping nectar. Some plants, like #figs, rely on wasp #pollination! https://t.co/GgckGlUmpE
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@KeithEgli
Keith Egli
7 years
Great to see this little visitor to our garden today.
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