Jan Mooney of Baltimore, Maryland is a Xerces monthly donor who is passionate about urban green spaces and pollinator conservation.

PhD students John Dreitsch and Holly Myers will each receive funding for their new research on threats to moths and butterflies.

Migratory western monarchs experienced a 41% seasonal decrease at California overwintering sites compared to peak November tally.

In January 2024, volunteers stumbled upon a devastating scene: scores of dead and dying monarch butterflies near the Pacific Grove Monarch Sanctuary overwintering grove.

Last week the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) announced that the Morrsion bumble bee (Bombus morrisoni) and the large marble butterfly (Euchloe ausonides) warrant further consideration for protection under the Endangered Species Act by issuing a positive 90-day finding.

Cameron Newell shares how Bee Better Certified is building new partnerships with food growers.

For over two decades, Ron has been working to protect horseshoe crabs, and introducing students to wildlife conservation!

As the founder of Bee City USA, Phyllis started a movement that has sparked action in communities across the country.

From crickets to regal fritillaries: one biologist’s fascinating career is inspiring his students to engage with insect conservation.

Jochen Stocker is a Xerces member from Waldshut-Tiengen, Germany who has transformed his urban balcony into a thriving pollinator paradise.