Texas Pollinator BioBlitz

Check back for 2023 participation information!

Previously : October 7-23, 2022

Participate in the photo contest during the BioBlitz. There will be one adult and one youth prize winner. 

How to Participate:

• Pollinator BioBlitz participants observe and identify pollinators.
  
• All ages and abilities are encouraged to find pollinators and nectar-producing plants, take photos, and share with friends!
• Share observations by posting a photo or video to Instagram,iNaturalist, or the Facebook event page.
• Pollinator observation challenges and informative links will be emailed to all registered participants regularly to add to the fun.

Did you know:

• The monarch population across the Eastern United States, Canada, and Mexico has declined by nearly 80% over the past 20 years.
• Besides monarchs, 30 native pollinator/flower-visiting species (bees, butterflies, and moths) are designated as Species of Greatest Conservation Need.
• Pollinators (butterflies, bees and moths, bats, hummingbirds, wasps, flies, and beetles) sustain native plant species, human food crops, and even crops for livestock.
• Learn more about the City of Anna's work to provide a native plant species garden.

Other resources

• Daily Challenges
• Helpful Guides
• BioBlitz Events