Mason bees are terrific pollinators, too, and since they fly in cool weather are quite happy here in Maine. There are simple ways for you to help increase the nesting population -- read all about it here:
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tending the common landscape
About
- Lindsay Knapp
- Knapp writes, designs and tends the landscape throughout southern Maine.
Favorite Blogs
Other Resources
- Biodiversity Research Institute
- Cultural Landscape Foundation
- EAP Newsletter
- Land for Maine's Future
- Land Stewardship Project
- Maine Audubon
- Maine Coast Heritage Trust
- Maine Department of Conservation
- NACD/Green Infrastructure
- National Biological Information/bees
- National Resources Conservation Service
- National Wildlife Federation
- Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge
- The Aldo Leopold Foundation
- The James Rose Center
- The Nature Conservancy
- The Trust for Public Land/Maine
- UMaine/Cooperative Extension
- Yardscaping.org
Good Reads
- 365 Tao: Daily Meditations
- A Sand County Almanac
- Creative Gardens
- Cultivating Delight
- Gardens: An Essay on the Human Condition
- Home From Nowhere
- Land and People Magazine
- Orion Magazine
- Our Land, Ourselves
- Profile of Garrett Eckbo
- The Botany of Desire
- The Great Remembering
- The Landscape We See
- The New Exploration
- The Thoreau Reader
- Uncommon Fruits Worthy of Attention
- Wild Fruits: Thoreau's Last Manuscript
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