[Pollinator] 7th Annual Bee Symposium in Sebastopol California USA in March 2013
Kimberley Fellows
kim at pollinationcanada.ca
Thu Feb 14 06:57:49 PST 2013
7th Annual Bee Symposium
~ March 9th 2013 ~ 830am to 430pm ~
If you happen to be near Sebastopol, California, U.S.A. you are in for a treat ~ Featuring talks from Peter Loring Borst . Cheryl Veretto . Dr. Neal Williams. Frederique Lavoipierre. Dr. Gordon Frankie . Farmer Paul Kaiser, 2010 NAPPC Farmer-Rancher Pollinator Conservation Award recipient ~
Thank you for helping support Partners for Sustainable Pollination (PFSP) and Bee Friendly Farming (BFF)
~ Symposium details attached ~
K i m b e r l e y M. F e l l o w s
Pollination Outreach Coordinator
Seeds of Diversity ~ Pollination Canada
Semences du Patrimoine ~ Pollinisation Canada
303-40 King Street South
Waterloo ON N2J 1N8 Canada
Heard about Bee Friendly Farming or Gardening?
"Spot Your Flower" *
* Yes, you're right ... the film uses the word 'proboscis' incorrectly, for a
moth's proboscis refers to their feeding tube, and would be more
accurately described as a tongue. In contrast, proboscis usually refers to a nose in the vertebrate world (animals with a backbone). A majority of pollinators inadvertently spread flower pollen simply as they feed on pollen and nectar for their own nutritional needs. Do not be confused -- in this film clip featuring this particular orchid pollination, it is still plant pollen that is involved in pollination -- you can learn more about this wondrous, unusual strategy in Michael Pollan's musings Love and Lies.
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