Environmental Education Outreach Presentation Topics
Interested in a presentation for your church, school, work, social, professional, service, civic, or fraternal group?
We have many diverse topics, all of which can be customized for your group—from Toddlers to Seniors!
Call 610-349-9597 to discuss!
Presentation Topics
- · “Artificial Light Pollution At Night-“ALAN” Save our Dark Skies
- “Pennsylvania native game fish and ALAN”
- “Apiary Management and Beekeeping-an Overview for Newbies“
- “Bees of Pennsylvania…Who knew there were so many?”
- “Biodiversity-Why it’s Important”
- · “Birds and Pollinators”
- · “Bring Back the Pollinators”
- · “Bumblebees–Underappreciated Pollinators”
- · “Caterpillars and your Homegrown National Park-More Caterpillars, please!”
- · “Climate Change….What can I do?”
- “Energy Future–Which One is Best?“
- · “Fireflies– “Protecting the Jewels of the Night”
- “Forest Bathing–Connecting with Nature”
- The Gardening Almanac for Pollinator Conservation-Year ‘Round Action
- · “Habitat Creation with Native Plants for Pollinators”
- “The History of Beekeeping in Pennsylvania”
- · “Homegrown National Park–Urgent!”
- · “Honey Bees, Native Bees and other Pollinators”
- “The Many Jobs of Honey Bees…(we can’t ALL be Queen!)
- · “Honey–What’s so Special”
- “The creation, harvesting and natural processing of honey” (Great activity for Youngsters!)
- · “Leave the Leaves–Fall Garden prep for Pollinators”
- · “Milkweed–Monarch Mainstay in the Garden”
- · “Monarch Butterflies-101”
- · “Mosquitos–Unwelcome Visitors”
- “Moths-Night Pollinators and More!
- “The Natural History of Pennsylvania”
- · “Nocturnal Pollinators– “Pollination Never Sleeps”
- “Plastics-Cause for Concern in Nature”
- “Spotted Lantern Flies-a colorful scourge!”
- “Stinging Insects of Pennsylvania-Understanding and Interacting “
- “Ticks!-Don’t let them get under your skin!”
- “Trees!-Critical Care for the ecosystem!”
- “Vernal Pools-Magical Kingdoms”
- “Wasps…..so Misunderstood!”
- “Watershed Management for Plants and Pollinators”
- “Honey Bees and Invasive Plant Species”
8/10/2026
