01/06/2025
Curious about how climate change is impacting pollinators? Wondering how Minnesota’s diverse ecosystems contribute to supporting their habitats? Join us for this engaging webinar series to learn how you can support pollinators in any space—big or small—and help build resilient ecosystems in the face of climate change. University of Minnesota Extension educators are excited to bring you this webinar series on learning more about our pollinators. This four-part series will cover how the changing climate affects pollinators, the role of pollinators in food production, ideas for establishing pollinator habitats in small spaces, and how woodlands can serve as another pollinator habitat.
Join us on January 27, 28, 29, and 30 from 1:00-2:30 p.m. CST each afternoon for this free webinar. You must pre-register for this series at z.umn.edu/BeeSeries to receive the webinar links.
Monday, Jan. 27: Pollinators and pollination in a changing climate - Jeremy Hemberger, Agroecosystems research scientist at UW
Tuesday, Jan. 28: Pollinators and climate change: Making an impact on the farm - Karin Jokela, Pollinator Conservation Specialist/NRCS Partner Biologist for the Xerces Society
Wednesday, Jan. 29: Key steps for successful residential pollinator plantings - Dan Shaw, Senior Ecologist and Vegetation Specialist with the Minnesota Board of Water and Soil Resources (BWSR) and Erin Loeffler, Ecological Conservationist with BWSR
Thursday, Jan: 30 Forests: The giants of pollinator habitat - Angie Gupta, UMN Extension Professor of Forestry
Please feel free to reach out to Tarah with any questions, her contact information is below:
Tarah Young
Extension Educator, Hubbard County Agriculture, Horticulture, and Natural Resources
Extension
[email protected] | O: 218-732-3391 | C:218-209-2111
