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Summary of PollinatorLIVE Webcasts
USDA Forest Service host Tamberly Conway sums up the PollinatorLIVE webcasts.
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Program:
PollinatorLIVE: The Insect Zoo in Your Schoolyard: Attracting Pollinators to Your Schoolyard Garden
Original Air Date:
Sep 15, 2014
Web Site:
http://pollinatorlive.pwnet.org/
PollinatorLIVE Videos 
1:35
Insect Zoo in Your Schoolyard: Overview of Pollination
USDA Forest Service host Tamberly Conway introduces the webcast, “The Insect Z...
2:32
Welcome from USDA Forest Service Associate Chief
USDA Forest Service Associate Chief Hank Kashdan talks about the importance of p...
1:45
Learning objectives for the program
During the program, learn about pollinators, how pollination works, how to becom...
2:06
Electronic field trip technology
Electronic field trips enable you to take a distance learning adventure through ...
7:25
Overview of Pollination and Pollinators
Learn how plants are pollinated and how animals and insects help with that impor...
5:20
Pollinator Café
At the Pollinator Café, foods that are developed through pollination by animals...
4:58
Questions and Answers from "Overview of Pollination"
Experts answer questions about pollination, what would happen if food plants are...
1:32
Insect Zoo in Your Schoolyard: “Bee a Scientist”
Dr. John Pickering, an ecology professor at the University of Georgia, talks abo...
4:00
Discover Life Web Site
Dr. Pickering explains the purpose of Discover Life and how to be a citizen scie...
0:55
Data tools help with research
Discover Life has several data tools on its web site. ...
5:18
How to Participate in Discover Life
This roll-in explains how to participate in Discover Life. ...
1:12
Students Go on a Bee Hunt
Students head out to look for bees and record their presence with a camera and n...
3:55
Images of Insects
Dr. Pickering examines several pictures that show insects. ...
0:57
How to Help Pollinators
Dr. Pickering talks about ways to help pollinators. ...
1:31
Discover Life Helps Catalog Insects
Discover Life catalogs and maps the locations of insects and other species....
8:29
Questions and Answers
Dr. Pickering discusses different types of bees, how to safely studying bees, ho...
0:31
Insect Zoo in Your Schoolyard: Attracting Pollinators to Your Schoolyard Garden
USDA Forest Service host Tamberly Conway discusses how to help pollinators....
1:19
Providing Foraging Habitat for Pollinators
Donna Stockton-Eng with the Smithsonian National Zoo talks about foraging habita...
1:13
Providing Habitat for Pollinators
Alan Peters with the Smithsonian National Zoo talks about how to provide habitat...
1:34
Providing Solitary Bees with Bee Boxes
Nate Erwin with the Smithsonian Natural History Museum talks about bee boxes....
1:19
Reduce Pesticide Use
Sean Brady with the Smithsonian Natural History Museum talks about the importanc...
1:13
Monitoring Pollinators
Dr. John Pickering with Discover Life stresses that it is important and interest...
2:10
Using Native Plants in the Garden
Dr. Chip Taylor, Executive Director of Monarch Watch, emphasizes how important i...
2:48
Bee Hunt Results
Student followed the Bee Hunt protocol to record species....
0:48
Summary of PollinatorLIVE Webcasts
USDA Forest Service host Tamberly Conway sums up the PollinatorLIVE webcasts....
11:43
Questions and Answers
Experts answer questions about pollinators, gardening, monarch butterflies, bees...
1:24
Insect Zoo in Your Schoolyard: Monarch Update
Dr. Chip Taylor, director of Monarch Watch, provides an update on the status of ...
0:00
Tagging Monarchs for Research
Dr. Chip Taylor, director of Monarch Watch, discusses the research results from ...
0:00
How to Tag Monarch Butterflies
Dr. Chip Taylor, director of Monarch Watch, explains how to tag a monarch butter...
0:00
Butterflies as Pollinators
Dr. Chip Taylor, director of Monarch Watch, explains how butterflies pollinate f...
0:00
How Butterflies and Bees See
Dr. Chip Taylor, director of Monarch Watch, explains how butterflies and bees se...
0:00
Monarch Migration
Dr. Chip Taylor, director of Monarch Watch, talks about monarch migration. ...
0:00
How to Help Monarchs
Dr. Chip Taylor, director of Monarch Watch, talks about threats to monarchs and ...
0:00
Monarchs in Space
Dr. Chip Taylor, director of Monarch Watch, talks about an experiment in which m...
0:00
Questions and Answers about Monarchs
Dr. Chip Taylor, director of Monarch Watch, answers questions about monarchs....
1:49
Bees, Gardening and More: Washington Youth Garden Tour
Interim director Dr. Ramon Jordon talks about the U.S. National Arboretum. ...
2:36
Introduction to Washington Youth Garden
Program director Kaifa Anderson Hall introduces the Washington Youth Garden....
3:11
Washington Youth Garden Tour
Tour the Washington Youth Garden....
7:03
Garden design
Learn about garden design....
7:43
Bees, Gardening and More: Native and Honey Bees
Naturalist Alonso Abugattas talks about native bees and their importance to poll...
8:40
Honey bees
Dr. Jeff Pettis, leader of the USDA Bee Research Lab, talks about honey bees....
3:58
Questions and answers about bees
Experts answer questions about bees....
6:23
Bees, Gardening and More: Bats, Butterflies and Other Insect Pollinators
USDA Forest Service entomologist and students go on an insect hunt....
9:17
Bats as Pollinators
There are eight species of pollinating bats in the United States....
3:29
Questions and Answers about Bats, Butterflies, and Other Insect Pollinators
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14:05
Bees, Gardening and More: Pollinator Kitchen and Café
Top Chef Carla Hall cooks with foods developed as the result of pollination. ...
2:42
Woodsy Owl creates compost
Woodsy Owl creates compost with the help of students. ...
1:32
Woodsy Owl’s rubbish rot rap
Woodsy Owl and rappers dance to the Rubbish Rot Rap. ...
4:54
Questions and answers about pollinators
Experts answer questions about pollinators....
0:46
Introduction to Nature's Partners: Pollinators, Plants and People
The PollinatorLIVE electronic field trip was held at the Lady Bird Johnson Wildf...
4:05
Pollinator Bee
During the PollinatorLIVE program, students played a game and answered questions...
2:36
What is pollination?
The process of pollination is explained. ...
3:41
Farmer’s Market
A farmer talks about the foods produced through pollination....
3:21
Observing Pollinators
Students make observations and record data about pollinators....
3:39
Plants and pollinators are partners
Native plants provide food for pollinators and other wildlife....
2:26
Parts of a plant
Parts of a plant...
4:45
“Bee” a friend to pollinators
People can help pollinators by using pollinator-friendly practices....
3:51
How to help pollinators
People can help pollinators by planting native plants, providing habitat, partic...
5:07
Chikawa performs butterfly dance
The Aztec cultural group Chikawa performs a butterfly dance....
4:28
Experts answer questions about pollinators
Experts answer questions about pollinators, pollination, bees and more. ...
2:03
Insect Zoo in Your Schoolyard: Pollinator Partners
Sean Brady and Nate Erwin from the Smithsonian’s Natural History Museum and In...
2:20
Pollinator Partners
Plants depend on insects for pollination and are partners in this process....
1:15
Field guides
Field guides help scientists and others identify bees and other insects....
1:56
Bee collection and honey bees
Bee collections help scientists and other study bees. A live honey bee hive is s...
1:15
Honey bee hive
Watch a live honey bee hive....
1:06
Hornworm caterpillar and moth
Hornworm moths are pollinators....
2:38
Flowers provide pollen and nectar
Flowers provide pollen and nectar....
0:38
Native bees don’t sting
Native bees don’t sting....
4:58
Tour of the Smithsonian’s insect collection
Tour of the Smithsonian’s honey bee hive and insect collection and learn about...
4:45
How to be a field scientist
Equipment and tools needed to be a field scientist....
2:40
Questions and answers about pollinator partners
Scientists answer questions about pollinators, insects, butterflies and more....
56:51
Introducción para Polinizadores en VIVO: Socios con la Naturaleza
Si bien los polinizadores son pequeños en tomaño, desempeñan un papel importa...
1:32
Polinización
Tamberly hablará sobre la polen “barullo”....
1:28
Vídeo Bug Chicks – Misión de Polinización
Las “Bug Chicks” hablará sobre la importancia de los pollinzadores ...
4:31
Mercado de Agricultores
Dos estudiantes visitan un mercado de agricultores y aprenden sobre la importanc...
1:31
Primer Grupo de Cientificos Estudiantes
Ramiro Villalvazo, Supervisor Forestal del Servicio Forestal Del Departamento de...
1:19
Tercer Grupo de Científicos Estudiantes – Jardin de Colores
Eddie McKenna y el tercer grupo de cientificos estudiantes observaran dos camas ...
8:01
Las Fantásticas Diferencias de Plantas
Tamberly y Laurel hablará sobre las fantásticas diferencias de forma, color y ...
4:03
Vídeo Bug Chicks – Plantas y Polinizadores son Increíbles Socios
Bug Chicks - “Las Chicas de los Insectos” nos ayuden a explicar cómo las p...
3:24
Observar y Anotar Datos con Ramiro
El equipo de científicos estudiantes, fueron de excursión con Ramiro a observa...
1:43
Observar y Anotar Datos con Eddie
El equipo de científicos estudiantes, fueron de excursión con Eddie y hablan s...
1:01
Ayudando a los Polinizadores, Ser Amigos de los Polinizadores
Las especies están disminuyendo, la Abejita de la Seguridad está llorando. Vea...
7:54
Científico Ciudadano
Tamberly habla sobre lo mucho que se puede hacer para los polinizadores como con...
7:23
Preguntas y Repuestas
Para responder algunas preguntas se encuentra con Tamberly, Laurel Treviño del ...
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