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This class will take an in-depth look at the biology and ecology of the monarch butterfly in North America, its migration, species status assessment, and conservation efforts. With an overall 90 percent population decline in the past 20 years, the monarch has become the poster child for pollinators and the subject of much research, monitoring and educational endeavors. Participants will utilize habitat assessment tools, practice a variety of community science projects, and plan their own pollinator enhancement activities to become pollinator stewards. Class time will be spent both indoors and outside hiking in the garden.

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Section Title
Monarchs & Beyond: Pollinator Stewardship
Type
In Person
Days
Sa
Time
9:00AM to 1:00PM
Dates
Sep 19, 2026
Schedule and Location
Contact Hours
4.0
Location
  • State Botanical Garden of Georgia Locations
Delivery Options
Course Fee(s)

Section Notes

 

Monarchs & Beyond: Pollinator Stewardship
Saturday, Sept. 19
9 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Susan Meyers, monarch watch conservation specialist, Monarchs Across Georgia, Environmental Education Alliance
State Botanical Garden Visitor Center, Adult Classroom

This class will take an in-depth look at the biology and ecology of the monarch butterfly in North America, its migration, species status assessment, and conservation efforts. With an overall 90 percent population decline in the past 20 years, the monarch has become the poster child for pollinators and the subject of much research, monitoring and educational endeavors. Participants will utilize habitat assessment tools, practice a variety of community science projects, and plan their own pollinator enhancement activities to become pollinator stewards. Class time will be spent both indoors and outside hiking in the garden. Please note that this course also provides credit for the Plants & Pollinators Specialization.

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