Moth Mania
*The event has already taken place on this date: Tue, 09/22/2015
Eat some yummy food and observe moths with our amazing museum scientists.
We'll have pizza and ice cream (and salad), learn a bit about moths, and then go outside the museum to hunt for moths with black light. We’ll have caterpillars to explore up close and moth observation jars to decorate. Make a clay caterpillar to study predation in your own backyard.
Bring your flashlight and a sense of wonder.
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Description
Eat some yummy food and observe moths with our amazing museum scientists.
We'll have pizza and ice cream (and salad), learn a bit about moths, and then go outside the museum to hunt for moths with black light. We’ll have caterpillars to explore up close and moth observation jars to decorate. Make a clay caterpillar to study predation in your own backyard.
Bring your flashlight and a sense of wonder.
Reservation/Ticketing Information
Preregistration and payment required - $10/person, ages 10 and up; $7/person ages 4-10 (under 4 free) 10% discount for MuseumKids members and CU fac/staff/student Please call 303-492-1666 or email museumed@colorado.edu
Presenter(s)
Peri Mason, Research Associate EBIO and assorted Graduate Student
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Organization:
University of Colorado Museum of Natural HistoryLocation:
Henderson Building 1030 Broadway
Boulder, CO, 80309United States
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Phone:
303-492-1666Contact name:
Museum Education
Email address:
The event has already taken place on this date:
09/22/2015
Time:
6:00-8:30pm
Price:
$0 - $10
Ages
All Ages Adults & kids togetherWeb Service