New research found that more than 22% of native pollinators in North America are at an elevated risk of extinction.

Humans are pushing many of North America’s pollinators dangerously close to extinction, according to a newly released study.

Whether you opt for border plantings, cascading blooms, or select a variety that’s known as a trap crop to lure harmful ...

With its pretty flowers and endearing name, it's no wonder many opt to grow butterfly bush. If you're among them, be aware of ...

RSPCA experts have appealed to children, parents and teachers to resist the temptation to take frog and toad spawn home to ...

With nearly 70,000 annual visitors, Tyler Arboretum is a beautiful spot to visit during the spring. It features 650 acres of ...

The South Downs National Park is marking its 15th birthday by announcing a major upcoming consultation that will help decide ...

If you’re thinking of planting for pollinators this spring, I will be teaching a one-hour class at the Columbus Public ...

Ants may also come inside in search of water, particularly when the weather is hot. Some species prefer to build their nests ...

Spring is a great time to begin thinking of our favorite pollinators. Most people think of bees when they think of pollinators, but pollinators also include butterflies, bats, birds, flies, and even ...

As visitors return to the coast after a winter of storms and atmospheric rivers, I’ve started getting questions about the ...