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Curious about the critters crawling and flying through your garden? Join Monarch Joint Venture staff for a lively and informative session on identifying the insects and invertebrates most commonly found in green spaces. Learn how to tell a beetle from a bug, a moth from a butterfly, and even what makes an insect an insect in the first place.
Date: August 27th
Time: 1:00-2:30pm CT
Instructors: Katie-Lyn Putter and Mercy Manzanares
Price: $20
Users will be prompted to create an account in order to register for and access the course.
If cost is a barrier to your participation and you would like to request financial support, please email learn@monarchjointventure.org.
We’ll explore the basics of taxonomy, the key characteristics of major insect orders, and how to distinguish insects from other garden dwellers like spiders, snails, and worms. Beyond identification, we’ll look at the big picture—how insects influence ecosystems, shape cultures, and impact human and planetary health. Whether you’re a gardener, naturalist, educator, or simply insect-curious, this course will deepen your appreciation for the diversity and importance of these tiny but mighty creatures.
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