Nature & Wildlife · Educational Workshop

Mothapalooza in the Catskills

An educational event to observe and learn about local moth species in the Catskills.

Fri, 17 Jul 2026 Catskills Visitor Center Mount Tremper , New York
Mothapalooza in the Catskills is an engaging educational event designed for nature lovers and amateur entomologists alike. Hosted by the Catskill Center, this gathering provides a unique opportunity to observe, identify, and learn about the diverse moth species native to the region. Participants will explore the fascinating world of nocturnal insects, gaining insights into their ecological importance and the biodiversity of the Catskill Mountains through hands-on observation and expert guidance.

What to Expect

A guided experience focused on identifying local moth species in their natural habitat.

Who Should Attend

  • Nature enthusiasts
  • Students
  • Families
  • Amateur entomologists
  • Local residents

Agenda Overview

Guided observation and identification sessions for local moth species.
Venue & Address
Catskills Visitor Center
5096 NY-28
Mount Tremper , New York – 12457
United States
Organizer
Catskill Center · Non-profit
The Catskill Center promotes the environmental and cultural well-being of the Catskill region.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Mothapalooza?
An event dedicated to observing and learning about local moth species.
Who is hosting the event?
The Catskill Center.
Where is it held?
Catskills Visitor Center, 5096 NY-28, Mt Tremper, NY.
Is it suitable for children?
Yes, it is an educational event suitable for all ages.
Do I need equipment?
Check the event page for any recommended gear like flashlights.
Is there a fee?
Please refer to the Givebutter registration page for pricing.
Tags
Moths Nature Catskills Wildlife Education Entomology
Summary
A community event focused on the observation and identification of local moth species.
Reference: givebutter.com
Highlights
  • Moth observation
  • Species identification
  • Expert-led learning
  • Biodiversity exploration
  • Community science
  • Nocturnal wildlife study
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