Talk: What Would We Do Without Wasps -with entomologist Dr Ian Bedford

Common wasp, courtesy of Mike Snelle

Common wasp, courtesy of Mike Snelle

Talk: What Would We Do Without Wasps -with entomologist Dr Ian Bedford

Location:
Southwold Arts Centre (was St Edmund's Hall), Cumberland Road, Southwold, IP18 6JP
Wasps are not just a yellow and black striped aggressive insect that can annoy us in our gardens and homes. They are in fact an essential group of insects for protecting our crops and the health of our ecosystems. Social wasps have evolved traits that make them appear very intelligent insects, they can make decisions, solve problems and even recognise different faces! There's over 9,000 species of wasps in Britain and many have been commercialised to help in crop protection. Without wasps it would be an ecological and economical disaster for us. This talk explains why.

Event details

Date

Time
7.30pm
A static map of Talk: What Would We Do Without Wasps -with entomologist Dr Ian Bedford

About the event

Admission is £5, refreshments included.

No booking required.

Booking

Price

£5 per person, under 25's free.

Suitable for

Families, Adults, Experts, Beginners

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Assistance dogs only
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Yes
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Hearing loop

Yes
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Toilets
Accessible toilet

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