Our mission is to better understand how people feel about wildflowers in order to come up with a plan to help us protect our world's pollinators.
11/07/2018
If we want to eat, we must save the pollinators from extinction! Please take the survey by clicking the link below. This will allow us to learn more about pollinating gardens.
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11/05/2018
Girls love flowers and one thing they love more is to walk through a garden picking them! Please follow us and click the link on our bio to take a survey about pollinating gardens.
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11/02/2018
It’s important that kids learn to garden and learn grow food. Plus, they love to have fun playing in the dirt.
Take a survey to help us learn more about pollinating gardens.
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10/31/2018
Trick or Treat!! 🎃 May God keep our babies safe tonight.
10/30/2018
History fact: During World War I, the Federal Bureau of Education developed the United States School Garden Army. This was a federally promoted educational program with the slogan A Garden for Every Child.
10/28/2018
Kids love to play in dirt! It’s never too soon to start gardening with your kids. You can teach them from a young age to love the outdoors and to properly care for it.
10/25/2018
Now that we know the first rule.. Move on to the second rule, help us learn more about pollinators by taking our survey.
10/25/2018
Do what you can to keep USA beautiful. Watch our new video to find out.
PolliNation Survey Video - Help the Environment and Save the Bees! http://ucf.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9KMSp1bC505cBox This video is intended to urge members of military families to participate in a purely scientific survey...
10/24/2018
Spending time with family is so important. Parents have such an impact on their kids without even realizing it. So let’s teach them to take care of our earth. You can take the first step in the right direction by taking our survey, which can be found in our bio.
10/22/2018
What are some of your favorite flowers? Are they native to your state? Drop a comment below 👇🏼