- December 4, 2025
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David Chomanics, resident caretaker and ecology specialist at Nehrling Gardens, talks to guests about the world of insects.
David Chomanics, resident caretaker and ecology specialist at Nehrling Gardens, shows children a cluster of caterpillars on a leaf near the butterfly garden.
A single caterpillar clings to a leaf in the butterfly garden.
A Gulf fritillary lights on a butterfly plant at Nehrling Gardens.
Landrey Gossen works on an insect art project at Nehrling Gardens.
Livia Schumacher works on an insect art project at Nehrling Gardens.
Roland McCoy works diligently on his butterfly coloring paper.
MiaSarenna Lemon signs her handiwork at the World of Insects program.
Scouts in Troop 18 proudly show off their bug project at the World of Insects program at Nehrling Gardens. From left, Livia Schumacher, Isabella Gonzales, Landrey Gossen, Catherine Pafford and Iverly Anderson.
Shura Quero shows off her finished project.
Students learned how to identify different insects and discussed their roles in the ecosystem at Nehrling Gardens’ World of Insects program Sunday, July 22.
David Chomanics, resident caretaker and ecology specialist at the Gotha gardens, conducted the classroom portion and then walked the children through the gardens, pointing out the various bugs.
Participants then got crafty with pipe cleaners and beans to create a fun insect project.
