Georgia is one of America’s firefly hotspots. We’re home to more firefly species than any other state. And if you’ve noticed even more fireflies than usual this summer, you’re not alone.
To find out why our listening area has had so much glow recently, WUGA’s Havivah Saltz sat down with Becky Griffin, community and school garden coordinator with the UGA Cooperative Extension, and director of the Great Southeast Pollinator Census. Griffin works with the Lights off, Fireflies On project.
For more information on the project and fireflies in Georgia, visit fireflies on dot com.
