Biodiversity Club

https://www.google.com/amp/amp.usatoday.com/story/99213740/

Cheerios distributing free wildflower seeds to help save the bees Cheerios is sending 100 free wildflower seeds to anyone who signs up on their website to help save the bees.

Trump slashes Great Lakes funding by 97 percent in early budget plan Bipartisan pushback on drastic cuts expected.

Carl Safina On Wild Wolves And Bottle-Fed Squirrels Ecologist, activist and writer Carl Safina reflects on his observations of love and status-striving among wild wolves and discusses animal minds with anthropologist Barbara J. King.

https://www.whitehouse.gov/blog/2015/05/19/announcing-new-steps-promote-pollinator-health?utm_src=email

Announcing New Steps to Promote Pollinator Health Pollinators are critical to the Nation’s economy, food security, and environmental health. Honey bee pollination alone adds more than $15 billion in value to agricultural crops each year, and helps ensure that our diets include ample fruits, nuts, and vegetables.

Chickens From Hell And Cartwheeling Spiders: The Top 10 New Species 2015 Happy (almost) Birthday Carl Linnaeus! The "father of taxonomy," who established the first universally accepted way of classifying animals and plants, was born in southern Sweden on May 23, 1707. He started with simply dividing the world into three kingdoms—plants, animals and minerals—and then proc…

Something to remember now spring is here.

According to the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, a spoonful of sugar and water could revive a tired bee and send it back off happily to its hive. If you see one lying on the ground, moving weakly, chances are it just needs some help.

http://time.com/9446/western-black-rhino-declared-extinct/?xid=fbshare

Western Black Rhino Declared Extinct Other rhino species remain on the brink

http://michiganradio.org/post/creatures-youre-most-likely-encounter-great-lakes #.U-lZTLlJdFk

The creatures you're most likely to encounter in the Great Lakes Ever wonder what you can find below the surface of our Great Lakes? David Jude tells us on today's Stateside. Jude is a research scientist emeritus at the

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Invasive species removal of Autumn Olive at Yankee Springs this Sunday with the DNR was a huge success!