The Alaska Pollinator Coordination Group (APCG) improve conservation and management of pollinators and their habitat in Alaska through information sharing, collaboration, and the coordination of research and monitoring, public outreach, and education. Membership is voluntary and is open to active leaders in pollinator research/monitoring, outreach, conservation, and management from federal agencies, state agencies, universities, and non-profit organizations. Currently APCG has over 90 members representing at least 20 organizations.
Get Involved
Recurring APCG general meetings occur in January, September, and May each year and contain general Alaska pollinator updates, Action Team updates, and guest speakers. Meetings are open to all interested parties.
To get involved, please contact:
Sabrina Farmer, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, sabrina_farmer (at) fws.gov
Action Teams
The primary activities of the APCG occur in the three Action Teams. Members are encouraged to join one or more action teams to collaboratively work on common goals, activities, and products.
Education and Outreach
Raise awareness about the biology, ecology, diversity, and conservation of pollinators in Alaska by providing accessible, educational resources to inspire action across the state and beyond.
Research and Monitoring
Identifying gaps in Alaska pollinator knowledge and how to further our understanding of Alaska’s pollinators. We achieve this through collaboration and sharing of current and future research and monitoring efforts on Alaska’s pollinators.