Pollinator Web Training TOMORROW!
Photo by Amanda Barth
With the weather getting warmer and plants of all kinds bursting into life, it's almost time for our Pollinator Pursuit Project to begin! We're grateful for the many dedicated volunteers who are ready to conserve Utah's sensitive pollinators.
To join this important project, attend our 2020 Pollinator Web Training tomorrow, where we'll discuss how to:
Recognize all stages of monarch butterflies
Identify milkweeds
Use a new protocol for gathering bumble bee occurrence information
Web Training Information
What: Training & Q&A for collecting the data that is so crucial to the well-being of Utah's bumble bees and monarch butterflies.
When: April 15, 2020, 5:30-7:30 PM
How: Please click this link to join the webinar on April 15: https://zoom.us/j/465745140. If you're using your phone, make sure to download the Zoom app beforehand.
If you can't participate online, dial this number to join in: +1 669 900 6833. The webinar ID is: 465 745 140.
Note: If you can, please use the instructions below to download the Survey123 app prior to the training. That way, if you have any issues or questions, we can make sure to address them during the Q&A (though it's not required)!
How to Download Survey123
Step 1: Download the free "Survey123 for ArcGIS" app by searching in the App store on your phone (this is for both monarchs & bumble bees). The icon is green with a check mark over a notebook.
Step 2: Follow the prompt to download the Survey123 field app. Don't worry about signing into the app or entering an email.
Step 3: Close the app. Then, click on the link https://arcg.is/1jDbDi or type it in your browser. Click "Open in the Survey123 field app."
Step 4: Your phone will open up the app, and “Utah Pollinator Pursuit” will appear and download.
Step 5: Select "Utah Pollinator Pursuit." Then, click the blue "Collect" button to collect steward site or opportunistic data anytime!
Thank You
A volunteer examines a monarch larva.
Thank you for everything you do to conserve our special insects in the West. This important project would not be possible without you.
Please feel free to forward this email to anyone you think would be interested in volunteering. Don't hesitate to email us at info@wildutahproject.org with any questions.
For more information, check out the project page on our website.