New butterfly book a culmination of author’s lifelong interest and work
WSU professor’s lifelong love for butterflies culminates in a new book filled with useful information and beautiful photos.
WSU professor’s lifelong love for butterflies culminates in a new book filled with useful information and beautiful photos.
WSU researcher finds western monarch butterflies can successfully breed and maintain populations on ornamental milkweeds during winter at urban sites in the South Bay of San Francisco.
A large number of Monarch butterflies was found breeding in California this winter, giving one researcher hope for their continued survival in the Western U.S.
Tagging and releasing nearly 15,000 Monarch butterflies provides proof of their migration from PNW to California.
David James fell for caterpillars as a child. Now, he’s literally written the book on them.
WSU alum, who two years ago wrote a story about a monarch study underway at WSU, finds one of those butterflies in her northern California backyard.
Washington wine grape vineyards experimenting with sustainable pest management systems are seeing an unexpected benefit: an increase in butterflies.
WSU Scientists Use Flower Power to Combat Orchard Menace Apple orchards are intricate webs involving a delicate balance between trees, soils, water, insects and more. To manage the pests that can potentially damage a crop of apples, a grower might apply a pesticide. There are several problems associated with pesticide use, though, including risks to […]