Wild Ones is happy to announce the receipt of grant funding for its impactful Wild for Monarchs program from long-time partner, Monarch Joint Venture. The grant will allow Wild Ones to expand their educational outreach efforts and promote the importance of pollinator conservation. Continue reading "Wild Ones Receives Grant Funding to Advance Pollinator Conservation Initiatives "
Discover how a South Carolina School transformed its surroundings and connected students with nature through a Wild Ones’ Seeds for Education Grant. Continue reading "Cultivating Young Minds and Wild Gardens: A Seeds for Education Journey"
We are seeking individuals who are interested in fulfilling vacant positions on the Wild Ones Board of Directors. Continue reading "Wild Ones Board Seeking Appointees!"
Besides providing the right plants, and protecting your garden from pesticides, one of the next most valuable things you can do to support pollinators and other invertebrates is to provide them with the winter cover they need in the form of fall leaves and standing dead plant material. Frequently however, this is the hardest pill […] Continue reading "Leave the leaves!"
As summer draws to a close in 2023, a remarkable journey is poised to unfold, weaving together athleticism, environmental advocacy, and a resounding call to action for a treasured pollinator. Meet Anthony Battah, an accomplished ultra-marathoner, who’s gearing up for an extraordinary endeavor known as the Ultra-Trail Monarch campaign. This monumental mission isn’t just about […] Continue reading "Embracing the Challenge: Anthony Battah’s Epic Ultra-Trail for Monarchs"
Regina Santore said her family purchased their home in Knoxville, Tennessee, in late 2020, mostly for the inground pool, as it provided a “staycation retreat” during the pandemic. Continue reading "Member Garden: Regina Santore"
What do your first steps for Miles for Monarchs conservation look like? Are you stepping outdoors onto a porch? A deck? A stairwell? A stoop? Does your path lead you along city streets, through suburban neighborhoods, or down country lanes? Are you out before the sun rises, moving through the midday heat, or enjoying the […] Continue reading "If you plant it, they will come… "
Are you ready to run, walk, bike, swim, roll, or paddle and take meaningful steps toward monarch butterfly conservation? The Miles for Monarchs event presents a unique opportunity to make a real difference while embracing a physical challenge. Whether you’re a seasoned athlete or just looking to get moving for a cause, here’s your comprehensive […] Continue reading "Stepping Up for Monarchs: How to Get Involved in Miles for Monarchs"
Learn about pollen specialists, the presentation of floral resources, and how the physical characteristics of bees can influence their effectiveness as pollinators. Heather will also discuss ways to manage landscapes to enhance bee diversity, plant selection considerations, and ultimately how to think like a bee! Please note that this webinar will be live only. Live webinars […] Continue reading "Live Webinar “Creating and Managing Landscapes for Native Bees” with Heather Holm on Oct 12th at 6 PM (CT)"
A native garden is a work in progress, Dave Neu says, with the plants teaching you where they want to be. Continue reading "Member Garden: David Neu"