
Lectures & Presentations
The monarch butterfly story is as magical. Learn how this tropical insect no heavier than a paperclip can fly over 3,000 miles to spend the winter in a tiny evergreen forest in south central Mexico. Understand what natural hazards and human influence has suppressed the monarch butterfly population count greater than 90% within the last 20 years.
Presentation ideal for: Assisted living facilities Homeowners' associations Schools & Universities State parks Garden clubs Zoos
Libraries Scouting Corporate outings
Social clubs Museums.
Presentations are interactive, includes audience questions and monarch related giveaways. Live monarchs or caterpillars based on seasonal availability.
Live or Virtual Presentation: 'The Plight of the Monarch'
What you'll learn
The monarch: physiology, gender, life cycle, generational differences
The 'food & fuel' of the monarch caterpillar & adult butterfly
The million-year battle of Milkweed vs. Monarch
Natural & human reasons why monarchs are listed as threatened
How a monarch can fly 3,000 miles and find Mexico to spend the winter
How monarchs play an important spiritual role for millions
Presentations Delivered Neumann University Cartmel Assisted Living Kennett Square Library Cape Henlopen State Park
Lutheran Church Cape Henlopen Senators HOA University of Delaware
Men's Club of New Canaan, CT
