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Conservation districts around the state are joining together to celebrate tiny creatures that many consider pests but are essential to our food supply and the many beautiful flowers around us.
With a growing season potentially 300 days long, the coastal prairie needs all the pollinators it can get, and the seventh annual Texas Pollinator BioBlitz lets you observe and identify
The Pollinator BioBlitz runs from Oct. 7-23, allowing students, citizen-scientists and outdoor enthusiasts of all ages to simply enjoy pollinators of all sorts, or even to take it a step further and help increase the amount of data collected during the peak of fall migration by becoming a citizen scientist.
News Release, Oct. 7, 2022: Texas’ Seventh Annual Pollinator BioBlitz is the Bee’s Knees!
Lee County Parks & Recreation invites visitors and residents to explore the parks and preserves of Lee County with a series of free Parks for Pollinator BioBlit