Author: Beth Bradburn

Reminder of a Failed Campaign

Posted on | Blog, Ilse Gebhard

By Ilse Gebhard, KAWO member The number of monarchs at the overwintering sites in Mexico was at an all-time low the winter of 2013-2014. While insect populations can vary greatly from year to year, the trend for monarchs is definitely downward since consistent population measurements were started in the winter of 1993-1994. Because it predates […] Continue reading "Reminder of a Failed Campaign"

Garden Rhythm

Posted on | Blog, Mike Weis

by Mike Weis, KAWO member and owner of Dropseed! Native Gardens “It’s got a good beat and you can dance to it.” That was a common response from dancers when asked on the 20th century television program American Bandstand for their review of a newly released pop hit. It’s an overly simplistic music criticism cliche […] Continue reading "Garden Rhythm"