Lastly, Insect Ambassadors will be participating in a workshop on "Entomology Outreach on Parade! Bridging Institutions to Share Innovations in Student-Driven Outreach". We will be sharing some projects and activities designed by our program and customized for diverse audiences across generations 🪰🐜

Speakers include @crazbuglady.bsky.social, @monarchjv.bsky.social, @fuzzibumblebee.bsky.social, and more! And there will be 4 posters including my own about a workshop organized by UW-Madison Insect Ambassadors at the Wisconsin Society of Science Teachers annual conference. #FITatEntSoc25 🪲🕸️

I have also organized a #FIT section symposium on activities aimed at empowering K-12 educators to incorporate insects into their lessons. Featuring presentations from educators and outreach practitioners from a variety of backgrounds, and lots of opportunities for networking! #FITatEntSoc25 👩‍🏫🦋

Hi! I am Saaj's friend from Cornell! I am going to this conference too (presenting on the 30th) and look forward to connecting!

Hi Sushant, I am going too and presenting on the 30th. Looking forward to connecting again!

paper up now :) academic.oup.com/icb/advance-...

very insightful and important paper! i look forward to digging in

check this out: www.printables.com/model/892037...

What's the email address?

Recently attended a talk by Stokes Baker (Detroit-Mercy) along those lines

We still need to figure out whether this pollen reaches any flower stigma and fertilization takes place. But this is as much as we could get from citizen science data for now 😉

Read more about all this reseach here: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...

In prep! I'll post here when published :)