Wild Thumb App: Help Texas Pollinators

0:00It's March 26, I'm Cory with the story, this is El Paso News today, driven by AI. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation launched a free app called Wild Thumb to support native pollinators across the state. It helps anyone create gardens with local plants and grasses, fitting any yard size or location. The app simplifies gardening with step-by-step guides, care instructions, watering reminders, and alerts for freezes. Devices can even visualize and plan their space right on their phone. Pollinators like the American Bumblebee face serious declines, threatening ecosystems and food supplies. Everyday gardeners can now contribute by planting natives that provide essential habitats. This effort comes from the Foundations Pollinators and Prairies program, funded by HEB, which also backs key research to rebuild populations. The app connects folks to nearby nurseries for easy starts. World Wild Thumb today from the App Store or Google Play, and join thousands turning

1:01small spaces into big wins for Texas Wildlife.