Join Naturalists for a nighttime moth lighting event at a 26-acre protected forest in Bratenahl. It will be interesting to see what our lights attract in a more urban forest setting. Field Biologist Judy Semroc will teach us all about moths and their diversity, as well as help us gain a greater appreciation of their role in our ecosystem. Many other insect creatures of the night could stop by for a visit to the lights.

The Land Conservancy has protected over 60,000 acres with conservation easements, which provides permanent, long-term protection for a property.

Advanced registration is required.

All Land Conservancy events respect CDC guidelines and social distancing.

Event details:
Friday, August 27 from 7:30 pm – 10 pm
Location: Directions will be sent to registrants. The field site is located in Bratenahl, OH.
Leaders: Judy Semroc, Field Biologist and Pete McDonald, Director of Land Stewardship at Western Reserve Land Conservancy
Fee: $15/person
Limit: 20 people

Register here:

PLEASE NOTE: You may be photographed or recorded by the Western Reserve Land Conservancy during this event. Your image or words may be used in materials prepared by or for the Land Conservancy, including marketing related materials.

Organizer: Renee Boronka, rboronka@wrlandconservancy.org, 216-533-8761