Butterflies of Wisconsin: Part 2 of 2 PART Course

This PAID course offers a comprehensive exploration into the science of Wisconsin’s native butterflies, focusing on their identification, ecology, and conservation. Through detailed study, participants will delve into the intricate life cycles of butterfly species and the critical role of host plants in their development and survival. The curriculum is designed to equip learners with the skills to identify key butterfly species and understand the selection and cultivation of appropriate host plants, reinforcing the symbiotic relationship between flora and fauna in local ecosystems. Recommended book: Butterflies of the North Woods by Larry Weber.
An email with specific details will be sent to you approximately 2-5 days before the course.

You may also like the following events from Wild Ones Fox Valley Area Chapter:

• Next month, 27th July, 09:30 am, The Buzz in Your Garden: Bumble Bees of Wisconsin in Madison
• This August, 16th August, 12:00 pm, Native Plant Ecology and Identification PART 3 OF 3 PART Course in Stevens Point
• This August, 23rd August, 09:00 am, Wisconsin Forests in Stockbridge

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