
Wasps: The Astonishing Diversity of a Misunderstood Insect
Discover the fascinating science behind wasps at Linda Hall's natural-history talk.
Wasps get a bad reputation, but this free presentation reveals a completely different story. Most wasps are actually solitary and don't sting—they're hardworking members of your garden ecosystem that control pests, pollinate plants, and disperse seeds. If your family is curious about nature and ready to see these insects in a whole new light, this talk at the Linda Hall Science Library & Arboretum is a great fit.
Expert entomologist Eric R. Eaton, who has written several books on insects including one dedicated entirely to wasps, leads this one-hour session. He promises fascination and awe as he walks you through the astonishing variety of wasp species and their ecological importance. It's a chance to shift misconceptions and gain genuine appreciation for creatures that play vital roles in our natural world.
When
Sat, Sep 12
Time
10:30 AM
Cost
Ages
Ages 5–18
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