March 2024

A before-and-after view from our partner CITA Aragón in Spain!

2024-03-27T08:34:33+01:00

A before-and-after view from our partner CITA Aragón in Spain! Intervention: Species poor grasslands enrichment. LIFE Programme #LIFEprogramme #LIFEproject #EUpollinators #impollinatori #api #pollinators #bees LIFE 4 Pollinators LIFE Greenchange Life BEEadapt Università Ca' Foscari Venezia United Nations Biodiversity The Pollinator Partnership BeeLife European Beekeeping Coordination polli.NET

A before-and-after view from our partner CITA Aragón in Spain!2024-03-27T08:34:33+01:00

More news from our partner CITA Aragón in Spain: a before-and-after view!

2024-03-13T08:49:40+01:00

More news from our partner CITA Aragón in Spain: a before-and-after view! This is how the margin of the aromatic species planting area looked like in February 2022, before the intervention. We sowed in this area in November 22 and this is what it looks like now, in February 2024! LIFE Programme #LIFEprogramme #LIFEproject #EUpollinators #impollinatori #api #pollinators #bees LIFE 4 Pollinators LIFE Greenchange Life BEEadapt Università Ca' Foscari Venezia United Nations Biodiversity The Pollinator Partnership BeeLife European Beekeeping Coordination polli.NET

More news from our partner CITA Aragón in Spain: a before-and-after view!2024-03-13T08:49:40+01:00

More news 📢 from our partner CITA Aragón in Spain!

2024-08-02T17:32:07+02:00

More news from our partner CITA Aragón in Spain! A large number of Calendula arvensis plants are in bloom at the moment. And, we have more than just pollinators.... Argiope bruennichi female #LIFEprogramme #LIFEproject #EUpollinators #impollinatori #api #pollinators #bees LIFE 4 Pollinators LIFE Greenchange Life BEEadapt Università Ca' Foscari Venezia United Nations Biodiversity The Pollinator Partnership BeeLife European Beekeeping Coordination polli.NET

More news 📢 from our partner CITA Aragón in Spain!2024-08-02T17:32:07+02:00

February 2024

Common heather

2024-03-04T11:16:06+01:00

Common heather Among the flowers of the heathland Heather (scientific name Calluna vulgaris) creates the compact formations typical of the so-called "heathland," carpeting it with violet flowers. With its very small leaves closely packed to the stem, it adapts well to the typical aridity of these environments. Heather grows up to 60 cm tall, and the flowers form violet inflorescences at the top of the stems and branches; sometimes white flowers may appear. Heather is evergreen and provides food for many wild animals: various bird species feed on the seeds, and bees collect nectar to produce a dark honey , [...]

Common heather2024-03-04T11:16:06+01:00

Wayfaring tree

2024-02-14T09:47:20+01:00

Wayfaring tree Common along waysides Viburnum lantana is a shrub that grows up to 5 meters tall, found from plains to mid-mountain regions; it grows at the edges of woods and hedges. This shrub enlivens the landscape in May-June with its large white inflorescences that attract pollinators . In the autumn, the leaves take on a beautiful reddish color . The fruits are initially red and turn black as they mature . Although they may look attractive, they are toxic to humans but are sought after by birds and small mammals that spread their seeds. In fact, this is one [...]

Wayfaring tree2024-02-14T09:47:20+01:00

Good news from our partner CITA Aragón in Spain

2024-02-14T09:41:11+01:00

Good news from our partner CITA Aragón in Spain! Getting ready for spring! Carrying out maintenance works in the interventions of the LIFE PollinAction project in the Ejea de los Caballeros site LIFE Programme #LIFEprogramme #LIFEproject #EUpollinators #impollinatori #api #pollinators #bees LIFE 4 Pollinators LIFE Greenchange Life BEEadapt Università Ca' Foscari Venezia United Nations Biodiversity The Pollinator Partnership BeeLife European Beekeeping Coordination polli.NET

Good news from our partner CITA Aragón in Spain2024-02-14T09:41:11+01:00

🌸🍃The Devil’s Bit (scientific name Succisa pratensis)

2024-08-02T17:32:49+02:00

The Devil's Bit The Devil's Bit (scientific name Succisa pratensis) is a perennial herbaceous plant belonging to the Dipsacaceae family. It is a charming plant with beautiful blue-violet flowers that grows in moist meadows, even in high mountain areas. Its inflorescences with long peduncles are composed of numerous small flowers grouped together, giving the appearance of a single spherical flower. The plant reaches a height of 1 meter. Caterpillars of various butterfly species use the Succisa as a source of nourishment. Its nectar is appreciated by endangered butterflies such as Maniola jurtina and Phengaris alcon. Did you know? A legend [...]

🌸🍃The Devil’s Bit (scientific name Succisa pratensis)2024-08-02T17:32:49+02:00

January 2024

Cleopatra Disguised… as a leaf 🦋🌱

2024-08-02T17:33:06+02:00

Cleopatra Disguised... as a leaf The Cleopatra (Gonepteryx cleopatra) is an elegant butterfly belonging to the Pieridae family. The male has brightly yellow-colored forewings with a wide orange spot. However, the flashy appearance disappears when the butterfly is at rest: with closed wings, it resembles a pale withered leaf ; the pronounced wing veins enhance its camouflage. On the other hand, the female has softer colors, with a greenish hue. Adults spend the winter in a kind of hibernation; it is one of the first butterflies to appear in spring. Did you know? The Cleopatra can be considered a indicator [...]

Cleopatra Disguised… as a leaf 🦋🌱2024-08-02T17:33:06+02:00

In Cadoneghe (PD), the students of the Primary School are getting ready to study pollinators

2024-01-26T11:19:12+01:00

At the end of January, the beautiful season doesn't seem so far away after all and in Cadoneghe (PD), the students of the Primary School are getting ready to study pollinators

In Cadoneghe (PD), the students of the Primary School are getting ready to study pollinators2024-01-26T11:19:12+01:00

The spindle

2024-01-22T09:38:56+01:00

The spindle Autumn Red The spindle (scientific name Euonymus europaeus) is a small tree or large shrub that grows in woods and hedges, on hillsides and in medium mountain areas. For much of the year, this plant is inconspicuous; its flowers are tiny and greenish, but in the autumn, it flaunts its striking dark red or red-pink leaves . Even the fruits, with their peculiar four-lobed shape, turn red or dark pink when mature and open up to reveal seeds of a vibrant orange color. Spindles, along with other species, are well-suited for the construction of rural hedges and noise-blocking [...]

The spindle2024-01-22T09:38:56+01:00
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