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[Narrator] It's a great time of year to see butterflies.
And if you look a little closer, you'll notice moths, bees and other insects hard
at work.
Now is the time to celebrate these pollinators.
The Texas Pollinator Bioblitz is a fun way to see as many pollinators as possible.
[Shelly Plante] The Texas Pollinator Bioblitz is a chance
for any person in the state of Texas to go out and see butterflies, moths, bees and other
animals that pollinate flowers and flowering plants and then post them to social media
and citizen science projects.
[Narrator] There are several ways to participate in the
blitz.
You can share a picture, attend an event, or track your observations online.
[Shelly Plante] Kids and adults, schools, parents, anyone
can do this.
It's really easy to sign up and register online.
You'll get daily email updates from us, giving you little mini-challenges throughout that
period.
[Narrator] Eighty percent of our native plants depend
on pollinators such as bees, beetles and hummingbirds.
And Texas is a critical flyway to monarchs migrating between Canada and Mexico.
[Shelly Plante] We're doing this because there's been a huge
decline in pollinators such as the monarch in recent years and so we're really wanting
to start gathering data on what's being seen, where they're being seen and how common they
are as well as really make people aware that these are part of our everyday life.
[Shelly Plante] This is a really big event for Texas.
A chance for really people to go out, take photos and really observe and report on pollinators
they're seeing throughout the state so this is your chance to be part of something special.
[Narrator] And while you're at it, consider planting
some native plants to help the pollinators along.
[Narrator] For Texas Parks and Wildlife, this is Abe
Moore.
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