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On May 20-21, the National Park Service and National Geographic will host the 10th annual #BioBlitz2016 across some 400 U.S. National Park properties, including parks in the Washington, D.C. area! At the BioBlitz, scientists, families, students, teachers and community members will work together to inventory all of the plants, animals, fungi, and other organisms that live in their communities. Learn more: http://goo.gl/8U7s22 | U.S. State Department - OES

On May 20-21, the National Park Service and National Geographic will host the 10th annual #BioBlitz2016 across some 400 U.S. National Park properties, including parks in the Washington, D.C. area! At the BioBlitz, scientists, families, students, teachers and community members will work together to inventory all of the plants, animals, fungi, and other organisms that live in their communities. Learn more: http://goo.gl/8U7s22 | U.S. State Department - OES

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Join us at Danby Lodge National Park Centre or Sutton Bank National Park Centre on Wednesday 29 May for our annual Wild Wild Quest event! Help our nature experts explore the nature and wildlife that live on the grounds of our National Park Centres by partaking in our family friendly Bioblitz 🌱🐛 | North York Moors National Park

Join us at Danby Lodge National Park Centre or Sutton Bank National Park Centre on Wednesday 29 May for our annual Wild Wild Quest event! Help our nature experts explore the nature and wildlife that live on the grounds of our National Park Centres by partaking in our family friendly Bioblitz 🌱🐛 | North York Moors National Park

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Is your agency participating in this years Parks for Pollinators BioBlitz? It's a great way to support pollinators! Your parks can also support pollinators by making your best effort to: 🐝Plant a variety of pollinator-friendly flowers that bloom from spring through fall and grow as many native plants as possible (especially milkweed). 🐝Avoid using insecticides and herbicides, which may kill pollinators or the plants they rely on. We will try an integrated pest management (IPM) or the organic l

Is your agency participating in this years Parks for Pollinators BioBlitz? It's a great way to support pollinators! Your parks can also support pollinators by making your best effort to: 🐝Plant a variety of pollinator-friendly flowers that bloom from spring through fall and grow as many native plants as possible (especially milkweed). 🐝Avoid using insecticides and herbicides, which may kill pollinators or the plants they rely on. We will try an integrated pest management (IPM) or the organic l

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In your community, what do the native prairies and grasslands look like? Probably lacking, ya? To support pollinators, leverage what land you can *cough* parks! *cough* by planting blooming flowers, supporting nesting habits, and monitoring populations. Learn more about how parks can support pollinators and monitor populations through hosting a #Parks4Pollinators #BioBlitz: https://www.nrpa.org/our-work/Three-Pillars/conservation/parks4pollinators/ #NRPAFloraFriday | National Recreation and Park

In your community, what do the native prairies and grasslands look like? Probably lacking, ya? To support pollinators, leverage what land you can *cough* parks! *cough* by planting blooming flowers, supporting nesting habits, and monitoring populations. Learn more about how parks can support pollinators and monitor populations through hosting a #Parks4Pollinators #BioBlitz: https://www.nrpa.org/our-work/Three-Pillars/conservation/parks4pollinators/ #NRPAFloraFriday | National Recreation and Park

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Yes? Well, then you should support the pollinators! Pollinators help feed the world. Scientists estimate that about 75% of the world’s flowering plants and about 35% of the world’s food crops depend on animal pollinators to produce. How can you support pollinators? Host a Parks for Pollinators BioBlitz 🐝 You'll help to catalog species, raise awareness, and educate! AND with one entry into iNaturalist, you'll be enter to win a ScottsMiracle-Gro prize pack or $1000! Learn more: https://www.nrpa.o

Yes? Well, then you should support the pollinators! Pollinators help feed the world. Scientists estimate that about 75% of the world’s flowering plants and about 35% of the world’s food crops depend on animal pollinators to produce. How can you support pollinators? Host a Parks for Pollinators BioBlitz 🐝 You'll help to catalog species, raise awareness, and educate! AND with one entry into iNaturalist, you'll be enter to win a ScottsMiracle-Gro prize pack or $1000! Learn more: https://www.nrpa.o

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It’s only September 2nd but we have a good feeling about the 2025 #Parks4Pollinators BioBlitz🦋 Want to follow along and make observations yourself? Check out our iNaturalist project at the link in our bio to see if a park near you is participating. @scottsmiraclegro Parks for Pollinators is NRPA’s national campaign focused on raising public awareness of the current pollinator crisis by encouraging local action and positioning parks as a national leader in advancing pollinator health, native hab

It’s only September 2nd but we have a good feeling about the 2025 #Parks4Pollinators BioBlitz🦋 Want to follow along and make observations yourself? Check out our iNaturalist project at the link in our bio to see if a park near you is participating. @scottsmiraclegro Parks for Pollinators is NRPA’s national campaign focused on raising public awareness of the current pollinator crisis by encouraging local action and positioning parks as a national leader in advancing pollinator health, native hab

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Imagine living without those products🍎 Support those important little critters by hosting a Parks for Pollinators BioBlitz! Download the resource and learn more: https://www.nrpa.org/our-work/Three-Pillars/conservation/parks4pollinators/bioblitz/ #Parks4Pollinators #PowerOfParks #NRPAFloraFriday | National Recreation and Park Association

Imagine living without those products🍎 Support those important little critters by hosting a Parks for Pollinators BioBlitz! Download the resource and learn more: https://www.nrpa.org/our-work/Three-Pillars/conservation/parks4pollinators/bioblitz/ #Parks4Pollinators #PowerOfParks #NRPAFloraFriday | National Recreation and Park Association

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We see you, and we want you to turn that botany hobby into helpful data🐝 Your BioBlitz will produce data specific to your parks and community, helping to inform programming and sustainability practices. The results of all the local BioBlitz events will be incorporated into the national campaign to show how parks across the country are supporting pollinators in their local spaces. Sign up today and learn more about how agencies use the data at the link in our bio. #PowerOfParks #Parks4Pollinator

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We've had a wonderful day welcoming families to our Sutton Bank and Danby Lodge National Park Centres for our first ever BioBlitz event: Wild Wild Quest. Visitors were challenged to find and identify as many species as possible in the grounds during this free, drop-in activity that is helping contribute to the biggest citizen science project that National Parks have ever undertaken. 📽 📍 Sutton Bank National Park Centre | North York Moors National Park

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Can you identify a Swallowtail? Can your neighbors identify Swallowtails? Join us for the 2025 Parks for Pollinators BioBlitz to raise awareness around Swallowtails and all pollinators! Submit a form, use the BioBlitz toolkit, and join NRPA’s BioBlitz campaign on iNaturalist and become eligible for exciting prizes. Don’t miss this opportunity to engage your community, support pollinator health and showcase the power of parks! Sign up at the link in our bio. @scottsmiraclegro #Parks4Pollinators #

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Numbers from the new Census of Agriculture, shared by @postclimate, are showing an uptick in America’s honeybee population. Dive into the article and find out what this means for native bees at the link in our bio. If you’re looking to bring some awareness to the native pollinators in your area, join us for our 6th annual Parks for Pollinators BioBlitz! This September, bring your community to your parks, engage them in environmental issues, and educate them by trying to locate pollinators and po

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One of the best ways to achieve this? Planting native plants, or pollinator gardens in local parks. AND pollinator habitats and native plants will do much more that educate and support pollinators, they… 🐝Increase ecological resilience of communities 🐝Increase sustainability practices in parks 🐝Improve water quality by filtering stormwater and runoff 🐝Reduce the heat island effect 🐝Are low maintenance and water-efficient 🐝Provide many more wonderful benefits Hosting a Parks for Pollinators

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Who has a camera roll filled with nature shots?🙋 If you are just a tad more intentional with those photos, you can help out a lot of pollinators. (Even if your camera roll doesn’t look like this, you should host or participate!) This September, we are hosing our 6th annual Parks for Pollinators BioBlitz. What’s a BioBlitz? A great opportunity to put those photo skills to use! The Parks for Pollinators BioBlitz is an event where community members work with park staff to create a snapshot of the

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Schoolyard BioBlitz

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🌿 Did you hear about the incredible Bio-Blitz event at Port Moresby Nature Park? If not, you definitely missed out on something special! On Monday, October 6th, 2025, we witnessed an AMAZING turnout with enthusiastic participants from primary schools, secondary schools, and universities, alongside passionate organizations! Together, we embarked on a thrilling adventure to explore the breathtaking biodiversity of Papua New Guinea and learn how to protect it right here at the Nature Park. The Bio

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Do-It-Yourself Bioblitz

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iNaturalist Webinar and BioBlitz Bingo

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🌿🪰 Today we’re exploring Carolina Beach State Park in search of local wildlife for the 2025 NC Bioblitz! Today’s highlight: the iconic Venus Flytrap 🪰🌱 Step one: Download iNaturalist, snap a few photos, and upload your sightings to help track biodiversity! This Friday–Monday, be part of Science Across North Carolina's NC Bioblitz during the City Nature Challenge! Let’s work together to spotlight North Carolina’s incredible plants and animals. 🌎💚 #NCBioblitz #VenusFlytrap #CityNatureChallen

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Getting in touch with nature at Nesbitt Park in Luzerne County

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Setting Up an iNaturalist Project for Your BioBlitz

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Gulf Islands National Seashore plans BioBlitz

Take part in this years annual national Big Backyard BioBlitz

It's bat week! 🦇 Did you know bats can live for up to 30 years? Kilnsey Park Estate recently hosted a BioBlitz event with the North and East Yorkshire Ecological Data Centre, The Upper Wharfedale Field Society and others, to record the wildlife present on the estate. Our Wildlife Team loaned two infra red cameras for the event which captured this footage of bats foraging over one of the ponds. Analysis of bat sound data also recorded that night has identified mainly Daubenton's bat, whiskered b

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Have a smartphone and want to help science? Join the national 'bioblitz' until August 1

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‘Bioblitz’ event in Clark County to discover, record species April 24-27

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Wings, Water, Wind Created Hawaii's Ecosystem | National Geographic

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The BioBlitz Dance! The Original, First, & Official BioBlitz Dance Video!!!

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BioBlitz Finds 2,300+ Species in Golden Gate Parks | National Geographic

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Bats at BioBlitz - Bats (U.S. National Park Service)

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