Great Southeast Pollinator Census
Florida Participation
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The University of Florida is happy to participate in the Great Southeast Pollinator Census in 2025. Along with the rest of the state, Extension offices in the Northwest District are supporting the census with programs, educational materials, and local events.
Plan to count pollinators in your yard or at a local participating gardens for 15 minutes on either August 22nd or 23rd. Then upload your data with the University of Georgia at https://gsepc.org/.
August 22 & August 23 2025
August 22 & August 23 2025
Insect Categories for the Census with identification sheets
Bumblebee
Carpenter Bee
Honeybee
Small Bees
Flies
Wasps
Butterflies and Moths
Other insects such as beetles and true bugs
Bumblebee_CarpenterID.pdfHoneybee_Small bees_ID.pdfFlies_ID.pdfWasps_ButterflyMothsID.pdfHow to Participate
- Pick your favorite pollinator plant for counting.
- Count and categorize the insects for each visit to your plant. Count for 15 minutes.
- Use the insect counting sheet (below) to mark what you see.
- The portal to upload counts will open on the first day of the counts.
Count-Sheet-2024 .docx
For more information, visit the Great Southeast Pollinator Census website at https://GSePC.org
Call or email Beth Bolles at bbolles@ufl.edu or 850-475-5230 Ext 1104 or Julie McConnell at juliebmcconnell@ufl.edu with any questions.
An Equal Opportunity Institution. UF/IFAS Extension, University of Florida, Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences, Andra Johnson, Dean.
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