I am available to lead natural history walks, either with a specific focus such as vernal pool ecology or wildflower identification, or with a “wandering” approach in which we explore whatever plants, animals, fungi, etc. a particular place and time has to offer. I also offer insect-themed slide show presentations, and my online course, “Bugs in Winter,” is always available here on-demand.
2026 Schedule
February 4 – “Insects and Spiders in Winter” talk (via Zoom) for Mahoosuc Land Trust, Bethel, ME
March 4 – “Native Plants as Insect Habitat” talk (via Zoom) for Mahoosuc Land Trust, Bethel, ME
March 10 – “The Endless Diversity of Leaf-mining Moths” talk (via Zoom) for McGuire Center Seminar Series, “Expanding Horizons in Lepidoptera Research“, Gainesville, FL
June 13 – Bioblitz, including leafminer walk and talk, at Aton Forest, Norfolk, CT
August 16-22 – “Insect Tracks and Sign” field seminar, Eagle Hill Institute, Steuben, ME