IS CLOSED and will not be re-opening
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The CSUEB insect zoo is re-opening Fall 2021. We have Australian walking sticks (Extatosoma tiaratum), Vietnamese walking sticks (Medauroidea extradentata), Peruvian walking sticks (Peruphasma schultei), Great thin walking sticks (Ramulus nematodes), Thorny walking sticks (Eurycantha calcarata) and Madagascar hissing cockroaches (Gromphadorhina portentosa) ready for travel! You can request a visit from our undergraduate insect wranglers or borrow the insects directly yourself (if you are a teacher).
Along with our critters we provide handouts and posters detailing the basic facts about each insect, take a tour of our insect zoo here.
For teachers, the use of insects is free, if possible we ask for a $50 donation which you can make here. For private events (like birthday parties) we charge $100 for a two hour visit. All donated funds will be used to support the maintenance of the insect zoo and the training of undergraduate insect wranglers.
Along with our critters we provide handouts and posters detailing the basic facts about each insect, take a tour of our insect zoo here.
For teachers, the use of insects is free, if possible we ask for a $50 donation which you can make here. For private events (like birthday parties) we charge $100 for a two hour visit. All donated funds will be used to support the maintenance of the insect zoo and the training of undergraduate insect wranglers.
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Please email the following if information to nazzy.pakpour@csueastbay.edu
TO BORROW INSECTS FOR THE CLASSROOM: 1) School district, school, address, grade, classroom, teacher, number of students 2) Dates insects will be borrowed (we suggest one week increments) 3) Names of people dropping off and picking up insects 4) Was a donation made. This is so we can track funds to make sure they return to the insect zoo. TO SCHEDULE A CLASSROOM VISIT: 1) School district, school, address, grade, classroom, teacher, number of students 2) Three potential dates and times for a visit 3) Instructions on any additional processes classroom visitors will need to complete 4) Was a donation made. This is so we can track funds to make sure they return to the insect zoo. TO SCHEDULE A PRIVATE EVENT: 1) Name, event, location, number of attendees (adults and children) 2) Date and time 3) Any special instructions |
CLASSROOM HANDOUTS
Think like an entomologist handout
Vietnamese walking stick handout
Madagascar hissing cockroach handout
Vietnamese walking stick handout
Madagascar hissing cockroach handout
