A golf course in Oregon has launched a unique project to install native flowering plants to help stem the decline of the wild insects that pollinate them. If successful, it could become a nationwide model for restoring the habitat of some of nature’s most important creatures. From our Northwest Bureau, Living on Earth’s Terry FitzPatrick reports from Pendleton, Oregon.
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