The Insect Ambassadors are a select group of enthusiastic graduate and undergraduate students from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. These students volunteer their time to travel to local schools, clubs, and organizations to give interactive presentations about insects and related arthropods. The purpose of the program is to teach members of the audience about insects, where they live, how they survive and the positive things they do for our environment. In addtition to presenting live and preserved arthropods, Insect Ambassadors provide facts and fascinating stories. Through the program, Insect Ambassadores hope to stimulate children and adults to learn and seek out information.

Contact information for Insect Ambassadors:

• Insect Ambassadors, UW-Madison Department of Entomology
  237 Russell Labs, 1630 Linden Drive, Madison, WI 53706
• FAX: 608-262-3322
• E-mail: insectambassadors@entomology.wisc.edu
• Presentations are unavailable during the Summer 2006 season. E-mail insectambassadors@entomology.wisc.edu for more information.

A summary handout of the Insect Ambassador program is also available (PDF version).

If you have further questions about Insect Ambassadors that cannot be answered with the information from this website, please contact us at insectambassadors@entomology.wisc.edu.

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