The Northern Neck Chapter of the Virginia Master Naturalists (NNMN) is offering a free virtual program on “The World of Dragonflies and the Arrival of the 17-year Cicada” by Dr. Richard Groover, a now retired college professor.  He received his Ph. D. from George Mason University in Environmental Science & Public Policy, a Fellow of the Virginia Academy of Science and currently on the Board of Trustees for the Science Museum of Virginia. He is actively conducting research on dragonflies in Hanover County.

RSVP required. For more information, instructions and to register for this free virtual presentation, contact NNMN President, Camille Grabb at nnmnpresident@gmail.com.

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Notes: Each program & meeting is a virtual event. There will be no in-person viewing option.  Each event will be conducted live on the date and time listed above. Participants will join from their homes via Zoom link on their computer, tablet or smartphone.

Zoom links will be sent to you via email a few days before each live session. Please keep an eye on your inbox.

Each session will be recorded and available to be viewed 1 week following the live event. ?????Recording links will be emailed following each session.?????

caption: Dr. Richard Groover with students                                                                                                                            caption: Autumn Meadowhawk Dragonfly Photo by Kevin Howe