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Your Insect Neighbors: Pollinators and Native Insects of Long Island
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- When:
- June 25, 2026 ยท 6:00 PM
- Where:
- East Hampton Historical Farm Museum, 131 North Main St. at Cedar St., East Hampton, NY, 11937, United States
- Source:
- Things to do on Long Island
Pollinators are in decline for many reasons. One out of every third bite of food we eat needs a pollinator. 75% of all flowering plants require a pollinator to move pollen to assure reproduction and biodiversity. Entomologist Jared Dyer will lecture on this very important ecological subject. Dyer works with farmers thru Cornell CCE/Riverhead developing biological controls as part of IPM. Come and hear what he has to teach us!!
Indigenous/NativeFamily & KidsIndoor venueHistoric VenueFamily-friendlyGeneral PublicParents/ToddlersPanel DiscussionPublic