[Pollinator] SaveNature.Org launches new website!

[Leslie Saul]

Dear Friends and Colleagues,

We have just launched the redesigned 
SaveNature.Org website  http://www.savenature.org
(apologies for any cross posting)!

I would like to highlight under the Learning 
Guides menu 
http://www.savenature.org/content/nature_academy/guides
you will find the Bumble bee pocket guides, the 
Everyman's Guide to Carpenter Bees
Everyman's Guide to Mason Bees and some of other 
insect fact sheets for teachers and the public. 
We hope to add more soon and fact sheets about 
local native plants in our area.

I would also like to highlight the beautiful 
images generously donated by National Geographic 
photographer Christian Ziegler whose images of 
Chagres National Park in Panama can be seen 
throughout the website. His latest images of 
deceptive orchids and their pollinators and in 
the "Art of Deception" article in August 2009 in 
National Geographic are fantastic!

On our Resources menu 
http://www.savenature.org/content/nature_academy/resources
you can find links to the Discover Life 
Identification Guide to Bees, Xerces Society bee 
pollinator tips, bee nesting site information 
from UC Berkeley, the Tree of Life project with 
more to be added soon as well.

Thank you all for the generous sharing of all your resources.

We deliver over 800 hands-on school programs a 
year in the Greater San Francisco Bay Area and 
work with 2700 schools nationally and have worked 
with schools in all 50 states.

We are a 501c(3) and we work with in-country NGOs 
to purchase, protect, educate and sustain wild 
ecosystems and ecosystem function around the 
world. We work with projects that impact 11 
million acres around the globe.
-- 
Leslie Saul-Gershenz
Director of Conservation and Research
SaveNature.Org (Center for Ecosystem Survival)
699 Mississippi Street, Suite 106
San Francisco, CA  94107

http://www.savenature.org
http://www.lsaul.com

Ph:	415.648.3390
Fax:	415.824.6526
email:	lsaul at meer.net

SaveNature.Org is celebrating its 22st year! We 
have promoted conservation by protecting healthy 
terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems throughout 
Latin America, the Pacific and the Caribbean and 
our newest program in Namibia.



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