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What’s Happening to Our Pollinators

September 14 @ 2:30 pm - 3:30 pm
Free
  • « Meet Miss America the Bald Eagle
  • Book Time at Brooker »

Who are the pollinators and why are they important to our world? Find out more about them at this seminar.

Pollinators are critical to our ecosystems and they are in trouble. Who are the pollinators and why are they important to our world? Why should we care about them and how we can help them survive over ever increasingly warm climate? A healthy garden with the right plants will support natural beneficial insects and their needs. Learn what’s causing their decline and how planting a pollinator friendly habitat in our yards will benefit them.

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  • Date: September 14
  • Time:
    2:30 pm - 3:30 pm
  • Cost: Free
  • Event Categories: Agriculture & Botany, Conservation & Ecology, Farming, Gardening & Landscaping, Insects, Invasive & Intrusive Species, Native Flora & Fauna, Wildlife, Workshops & Classes

Organizer

  • UF/IFAS Pasco Cooperative Extension
  • Phone 352-518-0156
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Venue

  • St. Leo University Library
  • 33701 CR 52
    St. Leo, FL 33574 United States
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  • « Meet Miss America the Bald Eagle
  • Book Time at Brooker »

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