Pollinator Project Rogue Valley

By Travis Owen www.amateuranthecologist.com Spring is here! And with it, a new season of bees. Honey bees, having spent the winter...

By Cindy Harper, PPRV volunteer As a longtime volunteer and supporter of Pollinator Project Rogue Valley, I've had the pleasure of...

by Doranne Long, PT When spring is in the air, it is tempting to dive into yard work and gardening. Here are a few tips from a physical...

by Kristina Lefever Last year ​we​ ​ask​ed​ ​our readers​ what ​they thought ​about ​T​he Pollinator ​T​imes. ​Here are some of the...

By Eddie Janisch This garden first started taking shape a lifetime ago when I watched my father planting what he called "Heather Hills",...

by Kristina Lefever We are super happy that we have been seeing more butterflies and moths around our garden this summer and fall - right...

by Caitlin Bishop Photo by Kyle Poling A few months ago, Kristina Lefever, our Director, sat down for a conversation with Jeanine Moy,...

by Caitlin Bishop An important component in the emergence of our From Fire to Flowers initiative was the generous donation of 120 plant...

~ by Julia Babb If you drove through downtown Phoenix last week, you may have noticed that there is now a “bare spot” at the southeast...

~ by Julia Babb To start the New Year off right, PPRV is delighted to introduce and congratulate Pete Gonzalves as our “Volunteer in the...