BISMARCK, ND (KXNET) – Apples, nuts, berries even honey could become scarce and expensive if pollinators keep dying off.

All pollinators are facing decline, and this is no less true of the migratory monarch butterfly, which travels up to 2,500 miles each year.

Create a pollinator paradise: Tips for planting a butterfly-friendly garden this spring The plants you choose and their location in your yard can make all the difference in creating a successful ...

The pollinators that have historically made a pitstop on Mare Island near St. Peter’s Chapel are nowhere near their usual numbers, according to the count performed by The Xerces Society.

Valley Farm Community Garden will hold the second annual Monarch Butterfly Day on Saturday, August 23, from 10 AM to 3 PM at ...

The John Ball Zoo is taking these pollinators to another level, by making them larger than life. The animated "Power of ...

In 2015, NFWF established the Monarch Butterfly and Pollinators Conservation Fund, a public–private partnership that funds projects to protect, conserve, and increase habitat for monarch ...

A trip to Moraine State Park is not complete without a walk through the Native Plant and Butterfly Trail. Working in ...

What better way to support Pollinator Week than to get everyone, from kids to adults, shopping and tasting our honey at Sam’s Club during the day and going to an evening author and Honey Tasting event ...

1) Support Pollinators and D.C. Restaurants through the ‘Made By Pollinators’ Campaign. With one out of every three bites of food reliant on bees, restaurants participating in the ‘Made By Pollinators ...