161 A Moth-er's Night Out
Computers, Science, Tech | Registration opens 8/5/25 9:00 AM EDT
Learn about the “night shift” insects in this class about moths. The “butterflies of the night” are important pollinators and a food source for birds and bats. After the program we will go outside to see moths on a sheet attracted by a blacklight.
- After the lecture, students will be driving to Grace Lutheran Church (131 W. Gettysburg Avenue, Oak Ridge) to observe the moths.
Kris Light
Kris Light has taught science outreach education classes through the Oak Ridge National Laboratory and the American Museum of Science and Energy since 1988. Moth photography has been one of her many hobbies.