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Help Hill Country Monarchs and other Pollinators

 
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Help Hill Country Monarchs and other Pollinators


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PEC is committed to preserving precious resources, including monarch butterflies and other pollinators that make up an important part of the Central Texas ecosystem. Each year, millions of monarchs make their way directly across our 8,100 square miles of service territory. To help them along their migratory path, PEC has planted five monarch butterfly way stations at various office locations across the cooperative. Two of these way stations, at PEC Headquarters, are certified by Monarch Watch — a nonprofit that aims to create, conserve, and protect monarch habitats across North America.




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https://www.pec.coop/your-service/pec-cares/monarch-butterfly-preservation/

If you are a member of the Pedernales Electric Co-op stop by your local office for a complimentary packet of Native Wildflower Seeds.


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Each packet contains native wildflower seeds that are essential for butterfly survival.



The offer is seasonal so stop by soon before the packet are all gone.


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