Indian Paint Brush at Euchee Butterfly Farm

Collin Spriggs, TAP Program Manager, and David Correll, Chickasaw Nation Horticultural Specialist, lead hands-on workshop for breaking dormancy of Oklahoma wildflower seeds

Cleaning and processing native Oklahoma wildflower seeds with new Program Coordinator, Brandon Gibson, and new seed cleaning machine

Muscogee Creek Nation Summer YouthWorks program workers Beau Whetstine and Bryce Whetstine grow native nectar plants at the Euchee Butterfly Farm greenhouse in July 2019.

Creek youth assist with installing Pycnanthemum tenuifolium as they work with TAP and the Muscogee Creek Nation Conservation District to install a pollinator plot at the Deep Fork National Wildlife Refuge in June 2019.

At the June 2019 training workshop for TAP at the Euchee Butterfly Farm, TAP co-director and Monarch Watch founder Dr. Chip Taylor gives a presentation on creating habitat for native bees

Attendees arriving and checking in at the June 2019 TAP training workshop at the Euchee Butterfly Farm.

Dr. Chip Taylor, TAP co-director and Monarch Watch founder, leads an educational session on monarch migration during the April 2019 TAP training workshop at the Euchee Butterfly Farm, assisted by Joanne Ryan, Education Specialist at the Tishomingo National Wildlife Refuge

Jane Breckinridge, TAP co-director, gets ready to start the April 2019 TAP training workshop at the Euchee Butterfly Farm.

At the April 2019 training workshop for TAP at the Euchee Butterfly Farm, David Correll, Chickasaw Nation Horticultural Supervisor, demonstrates proper use of tools for to install and maintain habitat restoration sites.