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This program is available online only.
Protect the Pollinators – Kaleidoscope of Color
The monarch butterfly population is rising but is still dangerously low. Dallas is a stop on the monarch butterfly migration highway as they wing their way to Mexico, so you can directly help our state insect. It’s easy to add food, water and shelter to your landscape. See how to take everyday items to make a pollinator pub (wildlife water station) and butterfly feeder. If there’s time, you’ll also learn how to make a mason bee house.
Materials
· Plant saucer
· Corks cut lengthwise
· Palm-sized rocks or stones
· A hard plastic to-go container
· Twine, two pieces 12-15 inches long
· Phillips Screwdriver
· Scissors
· Mason bee house: sheets of paper, clean and dry milk or juice carton, pencil, tape, scissors
Earth Day Every Day! is a series of online environmental education sessions to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Earth Day. Presented by Dallas Environmental Quality and Sustainability (DEQS; Green Dallas). These topics empower Dallas residents to make sustainable choices to improve the quality of life for everyone in Dallas and the world.