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OKANOGAN-WENATCHEE NATIONAL FOREST, Wash. (AP) — Few creatures exist closer to the front lines of climate change than wild, native bees. And few are more important, or as irreplaceable. They’ve always been subjected to a long list of existential threats: habitat loss through agriculture, construction and urban development; pesticides, insecticides and other harmful chemicals; and competition from domesticated honeybees.

There are seven ambassador candidates for the 2022 Fremont 4-H Expo.

The program seeks to add environmental benefits, but some raise concerns about traffic visibility and general unsightliness.

The City of Columbia Public Works has updated "No Mow Zone" signs in areas of their Roadside Pollinator Program.