Great Southeast Pollinator Census Activities
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Activities leading up to the census:
Pollinator Identification Workshop
Vance County Farmers’ Market and Pollinator Garden, 210 Southpark Dr., Henderson
Dr. Hannah Levenson, NCSU entomologist, will come show her collection of pollinators – especially confusing flies, wasps, and bees – and give us pointers on how to tell the difference so that we can record what we see on the day of the pollinator census.
- Saturday, July 19, 2:00-4:00 p.m.
- Free and open to the public. Register at ncsu.edu/idpollinators
Using your Smartphone and iNaturalist to Identify Plants & Insects
Berea Branch Library, 1211 US-158, Oxford, Thurs., Aug. 7, 6-7 p.m.
South Granville County Senior Center, 114 Douglas Dr., Creedmoor, Mon., Aug. 11, 9:30-10:30 a.m.
This will be a workshop on setting up and using the app on your phone. There will be practice afterwards in the Pollinator Garden. Free.
- Register for Creedmoor by calling 919-528-0848.
- Register for Berea by calling 919-693-1231.
On the day of the census:
Great Southeast Pollinator Census – Friday, August 22 and Saturday, August 23 – various locations.
Information about the Pollinator Census
Anyone interested in contributing to the census can count insects wherever they find them. For those who don’t have a garden, we hope to have volunteers positioned around the county on Friday and/or Saturday at several public gardens to help explain how to take a census. Day and time coming soon.
Granville County History Museum, 1 Museum Lane, Oxford –
Oxford Post Office, 144 Main St, Oxford –
Creedmoor Community Center Pollinator Garden, 114 Douglas Dr., Creedmoor –
Berea Library Pollinator Garden – 1211 US-158, Oxford
Person County Public Library Pollinator Garden, 319 S. Main St., Roxboro –
