UC Master Gardeners - What’s Happened to All of the Butterflies?

Program Type:

Environment & Sustainability

Age Group:

Adult, Senior

Program Description

Details

Sonoma County Master Gardener Suzanne Clarke

“What’s happened to our butterflies? Why don’t we see so many anymore?” Ask anyone and you’ll hear that we have fewer butterflies now than years ago. Is that really true?  If so, why is that? Why do some butterflies live more in urban areas while others live in rural areas? Is there anything we home gardeners can do to recreate suitable habitat for butterflies and caterpillars so our grandchildren will still have a chance to marvel at the mystery of their existence?  Join Master Gardener Suzanne Clarke who will discuss the requirements butterflies need to survive and what home gardeners can do to help them.  

Registration Required: Go to https://bit.ly/4cwBgHO  or http://sonomamg.ucanr.edu/ Upcoming Events to complete your registration. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about attending the library talk.

Learn about home gardening, pest management, water conservation practices, and more from your Sonoma County UC Master Gardeners! Different presentation topic per location.

Disclaimer(s)

Advance Registration Encouraged

Advance registration encouraged, but not required, in order to receive an email reminder about the event. Walk-ins welcome!

Room Capacity

If the room meets maximum capacity, we will admit entrance on a first-come, first-served basis. 

 

This program is offered in English.