[BCFSN] FW: Webinar: Monitoring Pollinators on your Farm

[Pamela Zevit]

While BC still lacks stand-alone legislation for species at risk, Ontario does have legislations and
has some great programs underway for agricultural landowners such as the Species at Risk and Farm
Incentive Program.

 

From: sarfip [mailto:sarfip at ontariosoilcrop.org] 
Sent: September-22-17 12:24 PM
Subject: Webinar: Monitoring Pollinators on your Farm

 

Hello,

Free Webinar: Monitoring Pollinators on your Farm

Join OSCIA and Blazing Star Environmental for a webinar to learn about monitoring Ontario
pollinators on your farm!

There are over 700 species of native pollinators in Ontario. Some of the pollinators you might see
on the farm include bees, butterflies, moths, wasps, flies, ants, and hummingbirds. More than 3/4 of
crops grown in Ontario rely on pollinators; however, pollinator population are declining due to
pressure from habitat loss, pests and disease, pesticides, and invasive species. Farmers can help
support pollinator health and conservation efforts by learning about pollinators and their habitat.
If you are interested in learning more about bees and butterflies, and how to monitor and support
these native pollinators, this webinar is for you!
(http://www.ontariosoilcrop.org/pollinator-webinar/)

The webinar will be held on Tuesday, October 10, 2017 at 12pm (noon)

To register, please contact Maria Ramirez Giraldo at SARFIP at ontariosoilcrop.org or (519) 826-3035. 

 

Thank you,

 

Maria Ramirez Giraldo

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