Colors of Nature
From publicly posted calendar Checked Jul 8, 2026
About this event
One of 50 upcoming events at Jenkins Arboretum & Gardens.
Take a closer look at nature’s palette and investigate the purpose, pigments, and functions of the colors found in the natural world. Learn why flowers are so vibrant (or white if they attract bat or ant pollinators), what black and orange mean when seen on insects like Monarch and Viceroy butterflies, and how animals can change their coloration to suit their needs! Explore the colors of nature and so much more through Marissa Jacob’s award-winning nature photography. Presented by Marissa Jacobs, Educator & Founder, The Art of Ecology Free of charge | Virtual event This virtual lecture is a part of our Third Thursday Lecture series