Dr. Bill Virtual Presentations: What’s the Buzz? A World of Insects

One of the many glories of the Richard Gilder Center for Science, Education, and Innovation at New York’s American Museum of Natural History is an 8000 square foot gallery devoted to the study of insects, including a vivarium with free-flying butterflies, and a host of other six-legged animals that keep our planet green and growing. Insects are the most diverse and abundant animal group on the planet, and without them there wouldn’t be a planet. This program traces the evolution of insects and focuses on ants, bees, butterflies/moths, and beetles. We’ll even give a tip of the hat to our eight-legged friends the scorpions and spiders, which are arachnids, not insects.

Tuesday, August 25 • @ 3:00pm • Free!

To RSVP for these fantastic Zoom presentations: rebecca@fhpdx.org or call (503) 224-2640