Connecticut Butterfly Atlas Project version 2.0 with Laura Saucier, CT DEEP our state has seen many changes, including development, continued reforestation and a changing climate.
Given CT DEEP’s mandate to protect the biological diversity of our state, we are initiating Connecticut Butterfly Atlas Project version 2.0 to compare and contrast thirty years of landscape changes on our butterfly fauna.
About Laura Saucier: Laura Saucier is a graduate of the University of Connecticut and has been with the CT DEEP Wildlife Division for over 25 years.
She works on invertebrate conservation issues, with a focus on documenting endangered or declining species and their habitats. 6:00 p.m., A.
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Ceder Room, FREE….Donations will be accepted to help defray the Conservation Center’s programming expenses.
Please pre-register: Butterfly Atlas Registration On Thursday, November 19, 2026, Laura Saucier from CT DEEP presents the Connecticut Butterfly Atlas Project version 2.0 at White Memorial Conservation Center.
This project, initiated in 1995, documents historical and current butterfly species in Connecticut.
The presentation offers insights into butterfly conservation and research efforts in the state.
On Thursday, November 19, 2026, Laura Saucier from CT DEEP presents the Connecticut Butterfly Atlas Project version 2.0 at White Memorial Conservation Center.
This project, initiated in 1995, documents historical and current butterfly species in Connecticut.
The presentation offers insights into butterfly conservation, species tracking, and the importance of habitat preservation.
Attendees will learn about the ongoing efforts to monitor butterfly populations and how they can contribute to this citizen science initiative.
On Thursday, November 19, 2026, Laura Saucier from CT DEEP presents the Connecticut Butterfly Atlas Project version 2.0 at White Memorial Conservation Center.
This project, initiated in 1995, documents historical and current butterfly species in Connecticut.
The presentation covers the project's goals, findings, and ongoing efforts to track butterfly populations across the state.
