08/21/2026
It’s Count Day! Help Put Alabama’s Pollinators on the Map!
The Great Southeast Pollinator Census is happening today and tomorrow, August 21–22, and we need YOU to participate!
Getting involved is easy and takes just 15 minutes:
• Print your counting sheet.
• Find a pollinator-friendly plant.
• Watch the plant for 15 minutes.
• Record the insects that visit.
• Upload your observations.
You can participate from your backyard, garden, schoolyard, workplace, or community. Your observations become part of a larger scientific effort to better understand and conserve pollinators throughout the Southeast.
People of all ages can participate! Gather your family, coworkers, classmates, or friends and head outside for a fun citizen science activity. Even Aubie is counting—will you join him?
Learn more: https://www.aces.edu/go/GreatSoutheastPollinatorCensus
Download your count sheet: https://www.aces.edu/go/6685
Grab your counting sheet, head outside, and help put Alabama’s pollinators on the map!
It’s count day! The Great Southeast Pollinator Census is happening today and tomorrow, August 21–22, and we need your help putting Alabama’s pollinators on the map.
Getting involved is easy—and it only takes 15 minutes:
• Print your counting sheet.
• Find a pollinator-friendly plant.
• Watch for 15 minutes.
• Record the insects that land.
• Upload your count.
Whether you count in your backyard, garden, schoolyard or community, your observations become part of a larger scientific effort to better understand and conserve pollinators across the Southeast.
People of all ages can participate, so grab your family, coworkers, classmates or friends and head outside. Even Aubie is counting—will you join him?
Learn more about the count here: https://www.aces.edu/go/GreatSoutheastPollinatorCensus
You can directly download your count sheet here: https://www.aces.edu/go/6685