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Why Planting Natives in the Fall
By Anna Ehlers, PPRV Summer 2023 Intern As fall begins, we notice many things: cloudy days, cooler temperatures, and increased rainfall....
A Tribute to Anne LaFrance
by Kristina Lefever, PPRV President Anne was a regular volunteer with PPRV for more than a year, showing up almost every Wednesday to...
Spotlight On: Deb Vroman, Pollinteer
Interview by Arti Kirch, PPRV Vice President PPRV is blessed to have many wonderful volunteers. We'd like to introduce you to one of...
11-Month AmeriCorps Reflection 2022-23
by Ethan Robison Showing off ceanothus moth cocoons and chrysali Hey y’all, it has been a wild 11 months here at PPRV. From the very...
A Conversation with Dr. Jeffrey Miller, Ecologist, Professor Emeritus, Author, and Dedicated Mapper
By Erin Keller and Kristina Lefever, with assist from Dr. Miller On May 20, 2023, Dr. Jeffrey Miller visited Southern Oregon at the...
Why a Pollinator Garden?
by Kristina Lefever at the request of the Medford Garden Club Scenic vistas of orchards, farms, ranches, beautiful mountains and valleys...
Pollinator Project Rogue Valley Presents! Food Plants for Butterflies Part 1 with David Lee Myers
By Erin Keller There was a full house at the Talent Library on Sunday, March 5,2023, as natural history photographer David Lee Myers...
12 Days of Pollinators!
December 2022 May your holiday bee more wonderful with this series by Ethan Robison, Pollinator Educator and Outreach Specialist! If...
Shrubs in the Treetops: a Portrait of Mistletoe
By Jenn Roe, Natural History Docent at-large Summer is gone and our world shifts gears into fall, and then winter mode. The blooms of the...
Pollinator Pals, With Cheese
Hannah Borgerson, Ethan Robison, and Sue Fthenakis. Not shown: Sara Enriquez and Pete Gonzalves. by Ethan Robison and Kristina Lefever...