University of North Texas 
Plant & Animal Identification
Want to figure out what the flowering plants around you are? Use our flowering plant identification guide for non-botanists!
To identify some of your native bees, check out the Pollinator Partnership's bee guides!
iNaturalist and Seek are applications for identifying living organisms with the assistance of a worldwide community of naturalists and AI. We use iNaturalist to document and identify plants and animals seen on our research ranches and the restoration sites Dr. Lichtenberg studied while a postdoc at UT Austin.
Importance of Insects for Rangelands
In collaboration with Laurel Treviño Murphy, we developed a brochure in English and en español and a poster in English and en español about the important role pollinators and other insects play in rangelands and grasslands. Funded through a USDA SARE grant, these materials are available for all to use and distribute (brochure printing instructions, posters are 11" x 17").
Plants for Pollinators
Looking for ways to support your local insects? Here's info on plants native to north Texas that can turn your yard into a sanctuary for pollinators and insects looking for larval hosts!
UNT/Denton
Learn about pollinator-focused planted areas on the UNT campus.
Learn about the city of Denton's wildlife habitat programs.