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Exploring Georgia’s Native Plants: Impacts of the Great Southeast Pollinator Census

The Great Southeast Pollinator Census began in Georgia in 2019 as a citizen science initiative and has since expanded across several southeastern states. Along the way, it has generated valuable data, inspired countless participants, and produced both expected and surprising insights into the pollinators that sustain our ecosystems.

Join Becky Griffin of the University of Georgia as she shares the story behind the Great Southeast Pollinator Census, highlights its impact on gardening and conservation, and discusses what we’ve learned about supporting pollinators throughout the Southeast.

Click here to register for this free webinar!

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