Sign recognizing the amazing community who helped create this garden. We could not have done this without each of these amazing and generous people, businesses, and organizations as of September 2026. By Ethan Robison, Pollinator Pals Manager, and Kristina Lefever, Volunteer Executive Director In late 2024, Sandy Wine, manager of the Community Garden in Blue Heron Park in Phoenix, invited Pollinator Project Rogue Valley to create what she called the “children’s learning garde

Photo by Suzie Savoie May 19, 2026 along the Oregon/California border south of Applegate Lake, Siskiyou County, California by Dianne Keller Large, colorful moths like the Ceonothus Silk Moth, ranked the most observed moth species in the Siskiyou Crest Moth Project (SCMP) area by iNaturalist (iNat), are always fun to see. However, tiny ones, less than 1 cm, once meticulously observed, are amazing. Most micro moths have the necessary mouth part (proboscis) for sucking necta