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Homepage | The Great Sunflower Project Join our flagship Great Sunflower Project Program Plant a Lemon Queen variety sunflower and help identify the effects of pesticides on pollinators Join our Pollinator Friendly Plants and Places program Help identify the critical plants that support pollinators and regions where they thrive
About | The Great Sunflower Project In 2008, we started this project as a way to gather information about our urban, suburban and rural bee populations and to give you the tools to learn about what is happening with the pollinators in your yard
The Great Sunflower Project Using the data collected to date by you, the participants in the Great Sunflower Project, we are finding: 1 neonicotinoid pesticides decrease visitation rates by honey bees and that this decrease is not simply due to differences in land use or climate
Explore Data | The Great Sunflower Project We have several different ways for you to see the data we have collected together These data are from the Lemon Queen sunflower counts First, here is a MAP of POLLINATOR SERVICE These maps show the areas of the country that are doing well and poorly for pollination service
Teaching Resources | The Great Sunflower Project Make sunflower seed patterns, shapes, and or numbers Social Studies: Research how sunflower seeds get from sunflower farms to our homes Research different ways sunflowers seeds are used
FAQ | The Great Sunflower Project Why did the project start with sunflowers? Sunflowers are easy to grow and are great resources for bees and birds Sunflowers produce alot of nectar and pollen which attracts bees
Data Sheets | The Great Sunflower Project We have three types of data sheets for pollinator counts that you might like to use: 1 Download this for a single count 2 Download this if you are doing multiple counts
Quick Start Guide | The Great Sunflower Project Welcome to the Great Sunflower Project! We are delighted to have you join us and hope that you’ll become part of our community of gardeners, beekeepers, birders and naturalists who are providing thousands of records of pollinators each year
DONATE! | The Great Sunflower Project Donate to the Great Sunflower Project How to donate Thank you for supporting us You can donate online here While the form has some suggested donations that are set by the University, please know that we are grateful for whatever you can give The University has promised they won't contact you again You can also make a donation by check