POLLINATOR WEEK

June 17–23 is Pollinator Week, an annual celebration of animals that pollinate plants. Pollination involves taking a substance called pollen from the male part of a flower (the stamen) and carrying it to the female part (the stigma). This process is the way many plants reproduce, and at least 75% of flowering plants rely on animals—including bees, butterflies, moths, hummingbirds, flies, and bats—to help. During Pollinator Week, events are held to celebrate and support these creatures. People can also contribute to a community science project by taking photos of pollinators on flowers. Find out more at pollinator.org/pollinator-week.…

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