Across North America, firefly populations are slipping. The Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation warns that as many ...

The Xerces blue butterfly vanished from San Francisco in the 1940s. Scientists just released dozens of butterflies from a related species to take its place.

Light pollution, reduced habitat and pesticides can impact the lightning bug populations in your neighborhood.

Xerces Society runs the Bee City USA program and the Pollinator Protection Pledge to empower cities and individuals, helping nature’s pollinators thrive.

According to the Xerces Society, scientists attribute the decline of western monarch butterflies to factors such as widespread pesticide use and the loss of both breeding and overwintering habitats.

Fireflies need moisture, food, shelter and darkness to thrive. Here are a few things to do in your yard to help fireflies, ...

This would help protect the butterfly’s overwintering habitats and potentially incentivize habitat restoration, according to Xerces Society.

• Sow native plants. The Xerces Society has a list of guidelines that make it easy. • Tear out your lawns. Many species of solitary bees require access to bare ground and cover for nesting, so ...

The Western Monarch Count saw a peak population of 9,119 butterflies this winter, according to the Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation.

Matthew has worked for the Xerces Society for more than two decades, initially at the vanguard of a new movement to protect pollinators, but then on endangered species and a range of other issues ...

Xerces Society runs the Bee City USA program and the Pollinator Protection Pledge to empower cities and individuals, helping nature’s pollinators thrive.