This program will begin at 7 pm and last approximately an hour. Please register in advance for this webinar since registrations will close at 3 PM on the day of the event. You will receive an email confirmation after you have registered. If after registering, you cannot attend, please cancel your registration (as indicated on your confirmation) so someone else may use the slot.
Meet the Monarchs
Monarch butterflies are colorful and delightful garden visitors that depend on milkweed as a host for their eggs and food for their caterpillars. It can be easy and fun to raise them. Learn about planting milkweed, finding monarch eggs, and the care and feeding of the beautiful striped caterpillars. Watch them turn to chrysalises, emerge as butterflies, and then get tagged for their fall migratory journey to Mexico. This workshop is for those of all ages who care about the environment and want to help increase monarch and other pollinator populations.
Our presenter is Ted Kuklinski, President of Newton Conservators, who has been raising monarchs for several seasons and whose front yard is a Monarch Way Station.. He has been a board member of Newton Conservators since the late 1990’s and has served as e-Bulletin editor, lecture coordinator, video producer, walk leader, and vice president, and he is particularly active at the Dolan Pond Conservation Area in West Newton.
Bookings
Bookings are closed for this event.
