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Colin Howard is a staff naturalist at a state park in Greenwich, Connecticut. During the warm months, he runs evening programs centered on local fireflies and periodic cicadas, leading visitors along park trails after dusk. He took seasonal jobs coordinating campfire programs for public parks before settling into his year-round position. Howard studied at the University of Michigan, graduating with a BS in Environmental Science.

How to Attract Fireflies to Your Yard
Are Dragonflies Attracted to Light?
Are There Cicadas in Michigan? Types & Emergence
Do Lanternflies Make Noise?
Where Do Dragonflies Go in the Winter?
Are There Fireflies in Idaho? Where to Find Them
What Is a Cicada Shell Called?
Do Fireflies Eat Mosquitoes? The Truth About Their Diet
What Happens to Bugs When It Rains?
Do Fireflies Eat Grass? What They Really Eat
What Is the Life Cycle of a Cicada?
Do Lightning Bugs Sleep During the Day?
Where Do Fireflies Sleep During the Day?
What Are the Bugs That Light Up Called?
Are There Cicadas in Massachusetts?
What Is New Jersey’s State Insect and Why Was It Chosen?
Do Spotted Lanternflies Make Noise?
Why Do They Call Earwigs Earwigs?
Does Hawaii Have Cicadas? Explaining Island Insect Sounds
When Do Fireflies Come Out in Georgia?
Why Are There No Bugs in Hawaii?
How Many Types of Dragonflies Are There?
What Is the Rarest Dragonfly in the World?
When Do Fireflies Come Out and What Conditions Attract Them?
What Caterpillars Are Dangerous to Humans?
Where and When to Find Fireflies in California
How to Rehydrate a Butterfly for Pinning and Display
What Do Cicadas Eat Above Ground?
What Bugs Live in Pine Cones and Why?
How to Attract Bugs for Observation and Study