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Wild Wings: Fascinating Pollinators and Their Stories

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Wild Wings: Fascinating Pollinators and Their Stories

Evening Lecture/Seminar

Thursday, March 6, 2025 - 6:45 p.m. to 8:15 p.m. ET
Code: 1K0556
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What do an annoying house fly, the nearly endangered Mexican long-tongued bat, and a poop-eating butterfly have in common? Each creature, respectively, is the reason we can enjoy a bite of chocolate, a nip of a tequila, or the calming scent of lavender.

Liana Vitali, a naturalist and educator at Jug Bay Wetlands Sanctuary in Maryland, tells fascinating stories about pollinators around the world during an immersive audio-visual presentation. Surveying bees and bats and everything in between, Vitali’s vignettes offer an entertaining, informative glimpse into the lives of these pollinating winged marvels—and how our lives depend largely on their unique and wild ways.

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