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Magnificent Monarchs with presenter Margaret Larson
Seniors' Social Club
Friday, July 10
10:00am - 12:00pm
Central Branch
AuditoriumJoin us for our new monthly program designed especially for older adults! Each session offers learning, connection, and hands-on fun—plus refreshments in a welcoming space. 55+
Magnificent Monarchs is an engaging, in‑depth presentation that explores the remarkable life cycle of the Monarch butterfly and the many challenges it faces. Through a detailed PowerPoint journey, participants follow the Monarch’s transformation from egg to caterpillar, chrysalis, and adult, learning about the obstacles that threaten its survival at every stage. The program also highlights practical steps individuals can take to support this endangered species—from creating butterfly‑friendly habitats to making small, meaningful environmental choices. It’s an inspiring look at one of nature’s most iconic insects and how we can help ensure its future.
About Margaret Larson
Margaret Larson has been working with monarch butterflies for twenty years. A teacher by nature and profession, she shares her knowledge and enthusiasm with both individuals and organizations. In late spring she zealously searches for eggs and caterpillars and shares them with a widening group of others who are also interested in this beautiful but endangered species. She also does a modest amount of work for Monarch Watch and Georgia State University’s monarch health group. Her youngest volunteer is 4 years old and her oldest is 94 years old.
Registration is recommended. Register using the link or by calling 905-815-2042 x-5075 or simply just drop by!
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