“Time To Restore – Texas”
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Heads up, fellow Texas Master Naturalists …
Registration is now open for the upcoming “Time To Restore – Texas” virtual workshop scheduled for February 4, 2026 at 6:30 p.m.!
Anyone with an interest in Texas native plants, their many pollinators and how we can all be better informed about the impact of climate change on our various pollinator restoration efforts is invited to participate in this free workshop! Please get involved with this important community science project and help better inform those working on pollinator restoration across the states of the South Central USA!
The Zoom registration link is as follows … and please sign up for the February 4th session, as we will be providing a comprehensive overview of the project and also show you how to join us in this important effort:
https://arizona.zoom.us/
The “Time To Restore” project, led by the USA – National Phenology Network and covering Texas, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Louisiana, seeks to generate better information about nectar availability and seed timing on certain native plants to better help those working on pollinator restoration know what to plant and when best to harvest seed. More information about this multi-state data collection effort can be found at the following link:
Even if you can’t make the session, please register for the training as a link to watch the recorded session will be shared subsequently with everyone that registers. Thanks so much for all the AWESOME interest in this important project … our pollinators and their native plants thank you for all you do to make a DIFFERENCE across our great State! Please join us … 
Naturally,
David Gwin
State Coordinator – Texas
Time to Restore
USA National Phenology Network