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WN@TL - The Buzz Report: The Year So Far in Wisconsin Insects. Patrick Liesch. 2018.08.15

This week (August 15) our speaker for the second in our back-to-back series on insects is PJ Liesch of Entomology & Cooperative Extension. He is director of the UW-Madison Insect Diagnostic Lab. PJ will provide a high-summer update on how the insects of Wisconsin, denizens and interlopers alike, are faring in this mild and verdant year. Here’s how PJ describes his talk, “The Buzz Report: The Year So Far in Wisconsin Insects." "With over 20,000 insect species in the state, there’s never a dull moment in the arthropod world. Tune in to see what’s trending this year in Wisconsin’s insects—from hordes of army worms to plagues of mosquitoes and new invasive insects." About the Speaker Patrick (PJ) Liesch holds degrees in biological sciences (B.S., UW-Parkside, 2007) and entomology (M.S., UW-Madison, 2010), and has been the director of the UW-Madison Insect Diagnostic Lab since March of 2014. PJ has been involved with insect-related research, outreach and Extension since 2005, and has been catching insects and other biological curiosities since childhood. He is a regular speaker for the Wisconsin Master Gardener program, the Wisconsin First Detector Network, and the UW Farm and Industry Short Course programs. In addition, PJ is a regular guest on Wisconsin Public Radio’s Larry Meiller Show. PJ can also be found Tweeting about life as an entomologist: @WiBugGuy.