The Great Southeast Pollinator Census is a citizen science project created by the University of Georgia. This project is designed for everyone to participate and make a difference for pollinator conservation! Watch the video to learn more about how to join the count.
Your family can help create and restore pollinator habitats across Georgia for butterflies, bees, moths, hummingbirds and other animals by participating!
Consider going to Country Gardens Farm (2050 Hwy 154, Newnan, GA 30265, 770-251-2673). They are making their farm available to anyone who wants to take part in this citizen science event, and will have the counting sheets. Bring a lawn chair and see how many pollinators your family can spot. The counting time is only 15 minutes.
Join the count!
Interested in joining our count this year? Here’s how:
- Sign up for the Great Southeast Pollinator Census newsletter to get the latest in your inbox
- Prepare for the count days on August 23rd and 24th
- Download the printable the 2024 Counting Sheet
- Check out the 2024 Insect Counting & Identification Guide
- Review the corresponding pamphlet.
- Join our Southeast Pollinator Census Facebook page and follow us on Instagram.
- View The Pollinator Census—How-To and History
- View The Pollinator Census—Educators and Non-Profits
- Upload your counts to the Great Southeast Pollinator Census website. The portal to upload counts will open early on August 23rd.
- Download your participation certificate and I Counted sticker.
