Description

Join the Brookings Harbor Garden Club and pollinator expert Dave Kollen to learn all about pollination after dark! We're all familiar with daytime pollinators like bees and butterflies, but there's a whole other world of pollinators that help plant life reproduce once the sun goes down! Dave Kollen will be giving a lively and informative talk on these nocturnal pollinators, their importance in plant reproduction, and how you can promote nocturnal pollination and attract nocturnal pollinators to your own gardens. 

Light refreshments will be served, and anyone who wishes to attend the Garden Club's monthly meeting at 5pm before Dave begins his presentation begins is welcome! 

About the Presenter: David Kollen of Brookings, Oregon has been a steadfast member of the Xerces Society for over 20 years. A retired tech executive with a degree in physics, Dave is dedicated to digging deep into the world of invertebrates. Since 2019, Dave has been involved in volunteering as a community scientist for Xerces’ Bumble Bee Atlas, where he and other volunteers contribute to research by conducting surveys for bumble bees. Dave most recently became a volunteer Xerces ambassador and now plays a key role in helping introduce new folks to the community science efforts by giving educational presentations.

Disclaimer

Food Allergies:

We cannot guarantee that food served at this program has not come into contact with tree nuts, soy, or other allergens.