Waccamaw Audubon Society Monthly Meeting
At Myrtle Beach State Park
Carnivorous plants may look like death traps—but in nature, even the most dangerous hunters can become safe havens. Discover some remarkable examples of insects that have evolved to live with carnivorous plants instead of becoming their next meal. Speaker Scott Hartley will take a closer look at how both plants and insects benefit from these unexpected relationships. Scott is a volunteer with both Myrtle Beach State Park and Friends of Lewis Ocean Bay Heritage Preserve. Lewis Ocean Bay has the last viable population of Venus Fly Traps in South Carolina.
DETAILS
Event Hours
Come out and meet some new friends- social time is from 6:30pm to 7pm. Meeting/speaker starts at 7pm.
Meeting Place
Activity Center Classroom
What to Bring
Bring a flashlight- you will need it to help you get to your car in the dark parking lot after the program.
Price
Free park admission after 5:30pm if you tell park admission you are coming to the Audubon meeting.