Program about bees and wasps


Bees are important pollinators in backyards.

MARLBORO- Julia Menges will be setting up an interactive table exhibit on the main floor of the Southern Vermont Natural History Museum for the first “From the Vaults” program.
Menges has searched the museum back rooms and will teach the community all about the bees and wasps of Vermont. Our pollinator neighbors are an important part of our ecosystem, so come learn about who’s in your backyard and how you can help take care of them.


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