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Carbon Gardening: A Natural Climate Solution that Can Help Reduce CO2 Emissions While Restoring Biodiversity

Posted by Adrian Ayres Fisher on January 24, 2020

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And, as it works, th' industrious bee
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...We can stop most [species reductions] by redesigning anthropogenic habitats so that their use is compatible with use by a broad array of other species. That is reconciliation ecology. Many pilot projects...are demonstrating that it can be done.

Michael L. Rosenzweig, Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, University of Arizona, 2003

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Podcast: Love and Revolution Radio

Reconciliation Ecology: Saving the Ecosystem with Wild Backyards

Posts about Native Bees

Urban Neighborhoods Can Be Good for Native Bees
Let's Talk about Bees
If We're Serious about Saving Bees and Butterflies, Here's What We Should Do
Flowering Plants Native Bees Love
City Bees, Country Bees
Book Review: "Attracting Native Pollinators"
Bees and Other Pollinators Love These Flowering Plants

Interview about Gardening for Native Bees

Deb's Big Back Yard

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Nature Almanac for December 2020
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One of Geo Washington's (1732-1799) Favorite Imported Wine - Madeira
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Wildflower Wednesday: A favorite late blooming Asteracea
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Folklore & Nature: The Night Bird
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Last and First Blooms: GBBD, November 2020
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Beneficial Insect Profile - Lacewings
6 years ago
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