Buzzworthy Gardens: Pollinators & the Great Southeast Pollinator Census
Why are pollinators important to our environment? How can we attract more valuable pollinators to our gardens? Learn about the importance of sustainable pollinator habitats as well as how to participate in the Great Southeast Pollinator Census. The Census provides an opportunity to participate in a citizen science project designed to capture a snapshot of pollinator activity in communities across North Carolina and the Southeast.
NC State Extension Master Gardener volunteers of Forsyth County will be presenting this program.
Register for this event at go.ncsu.edu/forsyth-eventbrite
Questions? Contact Katherine Tombs, Community Gardening Program Coordinator, at katherine_tombs@ncsu.edu or 336-703-2853.
View more events happening in conjunction with the Great Southeast Pollinator Census here: go.ncsu.edu/gsepc-forsyth
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