The series will begin on September 1 and end on October 13.
Entomology 102 builds on the foundational concepts introduced in Entomology 101 (June 24), expanding participants' understanding of insects and arthropods that influence daily life, landscapes, agriculture, and human and animal health.
In this engaging series, Penn State Extension experts examine topics such as insects of medical and veterinary importance; pests affecting ornamentals, turf, and vegetable systems; and common urban pests found in homes and structures.
Participants will also explore the vital roles of pollinators and other beneficial insects in supporting resilient ecosystems, as well as the diversity of spiders in Pennsylvania and their ecological significance.
Who is this for?
-- Educators; Master Gardeners; Pest management professionals; and Individuals interested in learning about insects.
What will you learn?
-- Identify common insects and spiders found in Pennsylvania
-- Recognize pests of homes, landscapes, and vegetable gardens
-- Understand insects that affect human and animal health
-- Learn about pollinators and beneficial insects
-- Explore the ecological role of spiders and other arthropods
Click Here to register and for more information.
Upcoming Event
-- June 24 to August 12-- Penn State Extension 8-Part Webinar Series - Entomology 101.
Visit the Penn State Extension website to learn more about many other educational opportunities.
Related Articles This Week:
-- Governor’s Invasive Species Council Celebrates Native Species Day, Highlights Investments In Healthy Forests, Waterways, And Wildlife [PaEN]
-- Guest Essay: Pennsylvania's Native Insects Need Help Now - By Nate Reagle, Ecologist [PaEN]
[Posted: June 3, 2026] PA Environment Digest
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