Success StoryEntomology Program of UK-REC at Princeton Collaborated with Successful Revamp of Critters Day and Hummingbird festival at Land between the Lakes
Entomology Program of UK-REC at Princeton Collaborated with Successful Revamp of Critters Day and Hummingbird festival at Land between the Lakes
Author: Raul Villanueva
Planning Unit: Entomology
Major Program: Agriculture and Extension Leadership Development
Outcome: Intermediate Outcome
After two years of interruption two events that take place were completed at the Nature center at Land Between the Lakes Critters day on July 16, 2022 and the Hummingbird Festival on August 6 and 7, 2022. The first event had more than 600 people attending whereas the hummingbird festival had 1825 (1181 on Saturday and 644 on Sunday). The event included 15 volunteers, 15 staff, 20 presenters. John M. Pollpeter (Lead Naturalist at LBL) said that the event was a success with 20 stands and a high number of visitors specially coming out of a pandemic. In this event we presented and showed the importance of pollinators, invasive species, native plants, insect services and conservation.
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