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July 24, 2021

Operación Polinización

Event Description:

This is a free event which will include a 20-minute talk about pollination and several species of pollinators that live on Muscatatuck National Wildlife Refuge. There will be an emphasis on Monarch butterflies, which are an important part of the ecosystem at Muscatatuck. The talk will discuss the importance of these pollinators for wildlands, other animals, and for the plants they help pollinate as well as their importance for humans as they provide a great economic service.

After the talk, there will be a crafts activity for children and families (something relatively contactless such as coloring a pre-cut monarch butterfly mask). A free lunch will also be provided.

The event will take place outside in the parking lot of Muscatatuck NWR's Visitor Center to accommodate for COVID restrictions.



Event Hosts:
Muscatatuck National Wildlife Refuge, Hispanic Access Foundation

Date & time:
July 24, 2021
11:30 AM  -  1:30 PM

Location:
Muscatatuck National Wildlife Refuge
12985 E. U.S. Highway 50
Seymour, IN, 47274

Open to the Public:
Yes

Cost:
Free

Questions: For Questions about this event, please contact Nathanael Houston with Muscatatuck National Wildlife Refuge at 6626179758 or nathanaelhouston14@gmail.com.



LCW is an Initiative of:



Latino Conservation Week is a collection of events from variety of organizations. Hispanic Access Foundation is only directly responsible for events in which it is listed as a sponsor. 

Email: lcw@hispanicaccess.org