Wallowology

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anywhere is a threat to humanity everywhere. That is why we urgently need to recognise it as a serious crime.

protects our shared planet for everyone. And the good news is that incredible ecocide law progress is happening globally.

Learn more: https://www.stopecocide.earth/

10/13/2026

A monarch butterfly tagged in Winnipeg has made it all the way to Mexico after travelling approximately 2,300 kilometres in just 40 days. 🦋🌎 Researchers at Assiniboine Park Zoo, working with Environment and Climate Change Canada, began tracking monarchs in August using tiny solar-powered devices weighing just 0.06 grams. The zoo tagged 29 butterflies this fall, and one has already been detected in Mexico. Researchers say the butterfly still has about 800 kilometres left before reaching its wintering destination.

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10/13/2026

Geriann Albers, William Jensen and Randi McCormick are honored for their Society work

10/13/2026

🦇 Day 13 of 31 Days of Bat Facts! 🦇

Talk about going the distance! ✈️

Did you know some Oregon bats can travel more than 100 miles in a single night? That’s a lot of flying for such tiny creatures!

One of Oregon’s long-distance travelers is the hoary bat, pictured here. These incredible bats undertake seasonal migrations, traveling hundreds or even thousands of miles between their summer and winter habitats.

But long-distance travel isn’t the only amazing thing about bats. They’re also essential to healthy ecosystems, helping control insect populations and supporting the natural balance of our forests and communities.

💚 Help protect Oregon’s bats!

This October, Oregon Wildlife Foundation is partnering with the Northwest Bat Hub at OSU-Cascades for our Match for Bats campaign!

Your donation will be MATCHED, doubling your impact! Funds raised will help purchase four specialized acoustic bat detectors that volunteers can deploy across Oregon to monitor bat populations and better understand their conservation needs.

🦇 Give Oregon’s bats a helping wing!

👉 Donate today: myOWF.org/bathub

Northwestern Bat Hub - OSU

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10/13/2026

This one kind of reminds me of a little pumpkin 🙂 it’s woven from Bur Reed, yellow flag Iris and a little bit of corn husk. Still playing around its different lid ideas 🙂 so many options !