Overview
Curious about your local pollinators? Enjoy the beautiful Mystic Lakes State Park as you learn more about these fascinating animals!
Bees, butterflies, bats, and wasps: what do these animals have in common? They all play key roles in ecosystems around the globe through pollination!
In this program you'll get acquainted with the lives of some of the tiniest creatures that call the Mystic Lakes home, the threats they face, and how to support them.
We will meet at the vacant lot near the entrance to the Upper Mystic Lakes Dam parking area, and explore the nearby plants and pathways.
Where to meet:
Sunday, July 26 from 10am to 11am
Upper Mystic Lakes Dam
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What to bring:
Water bottle
Suncreen/bugspray
Binoculours
*NOTE: please be aware of the poison ivy in vegetated areas. Staying on designated pathways, wearing appropriate attire, and watching where you step can help avoid irritation!
Visit classinsecta.com and sign up to be notified of more opportunities to learn! Thank you to the Mystic River Watershed Association (MyRWA) for funding this program.
