[PCA] BIG BUGS at Garden in the Woods

[Debra Strick]

All native plant and bug enthusiasts are invited to come down and check
out 13 giant bugs invading 1,500 native plant species at New England
Wild Flower Society's Garden in the Woods

 

David Rogers sculpted 13 giant "bugs" such as 25-foot ants to bring
these" little things that run the world" (as E.O Wilson describes them)
up close.  The Society highlights insect/plant interactions, the
importance of native plants and ecological garden practice, and fun for
a whole generation of future stewards. It is a "web-of-life"
extravaganza with music, crafts, live bug displays, and lots of native
plant fun. 

 

The show is included FREE with Garden admission which is free for
members all the time.  Members also support the Society's plant
conservation work, helping to deepen the understanding of North American
native plants and to support on-the-ground field actions in all six New
England states. 

 

Come to BIG BUGS on exhibit through October 31, open daily at Garden in
the Woods 180 Hemenway Road, Framingham.  www.newenglandwild.org
<http://www.newenglandwild.org/>  508-877-7630.  Tours are weekdays at
10, weekends at 2, and cart tours for those needing assistance and group
tours by appointment at bdrexler at newenglandwild.org. 

 

"See them the way they see us"

 

Debra Strick
Marketing and Public Relations Director
Curator of Visual Collections
New England Wild Flower Society
Garden in the Woods
180 Hemenway Road
Framingham, MA  01701
dstrick at newenglandWILD.org
508-877-7630 x 3501
Fax: 508-877-3658
www.newenglandWILD.org

New England Wild Flower Society proudly presents
David Rogers' BIG BUGS exhibit & Web-of-Life Extravaganza
Garden in the Woods
July 12-October 31, 2008

"See them the way they see us"  

 

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