Classroom and Public Presentations by Appointment

I have given educational talks on insects to the public and to over 10,000 students, pre-K to college, in schools, libraries and museums in the following Wyoming towns and vicinities:

Baggs, Burns, Carpenter, Casper, Centennial, Cheyenne, Dayton, Elk Mountain, Evanston, Four Corners, Gillette, Hanna, Jackson, Kemmerer, La Grange, Laramie, Medicine Bow,  Medicine Bow National Forest, Midwest, Mountain View, Pine Bluffs, Pinedale, Rock Springs, Ryan Park, Wheatland.

Topics:

Insects: It’s What’s for Dinner!  A seminar and cooking demonstration about insects as food. (featured on Paul Harvey News & Comment, The Galloping Gourmet, Salt Lake City, Late Night with Tom Snyder, Los Angeles, and numerous other radio and television broadcasts).
 

Do Bees Sneeze? And Other Questions Kids Ask About Insects, after the book of the same title.

           

Six-Legged Sex: The Erotic Lives of Bugs, after the book of the same title. (featured on the syndicated TV game show, To Tell the Truth).

 

Bites, Stings, Smells: Defensive Strategies of Insects, the myriad ways insects protect themselves.

           

Natural History of Aquatic Insects; insects of lakes, streams and ponds and fly fishing.

           

“Walk Like an Insect”, an interactive seminar on insect locomotion.

 

Insect Olympics: Cockroach Races, an activity for children.

C. V. Riley, 19^th Century Entomologist, one of several historical costume and make-up re-enactments of famous entomologists.
 

Insect Collecting, an introduction to the collection and preservation of insects.