Filtering by tag: pollinator gardening

woman holding clipboard

Get Ready to Count! Join the 2026 Great Southeast Pollinator Census Across North Carolina

On Friday, August 21, and Saturday, August 22, 2026, North Carolina will join states across the Southeast for the Great Southeast Pollinator Census. All it takes is 15 minutes sitting by a single…

No image

Webinars about the GSEPC in NC

Knowledge is Pollinator Power WebinarThe Knowledge is Pollinator Power webinar is a free, state-wide (and open to anyone region-wide) webinar to:raise awareness about research being done in North…

No image

Marketing for the GSEPC in NC

You can advertise that you are promoting or participating in the Great Southeast Pollinator Census by utilizing branding logos in your promotional materials. We have free-to-use materials available…

No image

How to Host a Census Event

See the "2026 Kick-Off: Getting Started with the Great Southeast Pollinator Census in NC" webinar hereThe great thing about the Great Southeast Pollinator Census is that it can be done on your own or…

Person in yellow-black bee costume posing under tent while woman photographs them at an outdoor fair

From the Mountains to the Sea: the Great Southeast Pollinator Census is a success in 2025

Across the hills of Transylvania County, the urban gardens of Wake and Durham, and the coastal fields of Currituck, North Carolinians spent a weekend in August doing something remarkable: they…

Time to Count Insects in North Carolina on Friday August 22 and August 23 2025

Anyone Can Count Pollinators in North Carolina for the Great Southeast Pollinator Census

We Need YOUR Help!Get ready, North Carolina! It's time to join a critical scientific effort from August 22-23 and contribute to the Great Southeast Pollinator Census (GSEPC).Our goal across the state…

Great Southeast Pollinator Census 2026 Banner- The Census is on August 21 and 22 in 2026

Great Southeast Pollinator Census in NC

What is the Great Southeast Pollinator Census?Help us capture a snapshot of pollinator activity in communities across North Carolina, including the types of pollinators and which flowers they visit,…