Did you know that male butterflies can detect a single molecule of a female’s pheromone from several kilometers away? In this lecture, we will explore the fascinating world of insect communication, including chemical signals, pheromones, vibrations, sounds, colors, and patterns. You will learn how these modalities play a crucial role in survival, reproduction, and biodiversity conservation.
We will also present the E-NAT2CARE project (Interreg VI-A Italy-Slovenia 2021–2027), which investigates innovative pheromone-based methods for monitoring endangered species populations and enhancing conservation strategies.
Lecturer: Alenka Žunič Kosi, National Institute of Biology
When: Friday, January 31, at 13:15 h
Where: Livade Campus, Livade 4, Izola, Lecture Hall SIGMA
Language: The lecture will be held in English.
Join us if you are curious about natural sciences, ecology, and the incredible world of insects!
*The E-Nat2Care project is financed by the Interreg VI-A Italija-Slovenija 2021-2027 Programme
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