Friends of CMNH Science Series | Fighting Forest Pests: Are Treatments Harming More Than They Help?

Join the Friends of CMNH on the second Saturday of each month at 10am for coffee, refreshments, and conversation, followed at 10:30am by the Friends of CMNH Science Series.

In this presentation, Environmental Health Specialist Alyssa Mills will explore the risks and rewards of protecting our trees from invasive insects.

This event is open to the public. Registration is required, whether you plan to attend the 10:30am talk in person or virtually. You will receive the Zoom link in your registration confirmation email.

Tickets

Friends of CMNH: Free
Nonmembers: $10

Friends of CMNH members: Please sign in to your account to receive your discount. The program will be discounted after you add it to your shopping cart.

About Alyssa Mills

Alyssa Mills is an Environmental Health Specialist with the Cuyahoga County Board of Health, working in watershed protection to help safeguard local water resources. She also manages the Old Brooklyn Farmers Market and runs her STEMstead at Sundew Farm, an urban farm and environmental-education space on Cleveland’s West Side. A graduate researcher in forest entomology at The Ohio State University’s Wooster campus, Mills studies insecticide impacts on nontarget arthropods in Ohio’s forests.