The landscape of Oregon is unique, interwoven with gardens, croplands, natural areas and forests that all help support and maintain approximately 500 species of bees.

Alicia Christiansen is the Forestry Extension Agent for OSU Extension Service of Douglas County. Alicia can be reached at alicia.christiansen@oregonstate.edu or 541-672-4461.

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CitizenJoe

Alicia, thanks! That video series looks attractive. We had a few Osmia lignaria propinqua emerge a few days ago. We are at 1600-1800' elevation, so we are a couple weeks behind Roseburg. But we'll all be buzzin' soon.

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