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Her group was especially focused seeing if including more little wild corners, in towns, cities and gardens, will help protect insect [https://www.nwf.org/Educational-Resources/Wildlife-Guide/Understanding-Conservation/Biodiversity biodiversity], which has taken such a hard hit from our human activities... | Her group was especially focused seeing if including more little wild corners, in towns, cities and gardens, will help protect insect [https://www.nwf.org/Educational-Resources/Wildlife-Guide/Understanding-Conservation/Biodiversity biodiversity], which has taken such a hard hit from our human activities... | ||
| − | [[Wildecken|Here is info]] she collected about attracting good insects. | + | [[Wildecken|Here is info]] she collected about attracting 'good' insects to gardens. |
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| + | Hoping we get something to actually fly, for us all... | ||
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The Arthropothon is a Rachel's first time participating in a hackathon. Her group was especially focused seeing if including more little wild corners, in towns, cities and gardens, will help protect insect biodiversity, which has taken such a hard hit from our human activities...
Here is info she collected about attracting 'good' insects to gardens.
Hoping we get something to actually fly, for us all...