September 2023: Volume 1, Issue 1

🪴 Linda's Letter 🔭 

 

WOW! What a month!

My global book launch was amazing and I want to say THANK YOU for supporting my goal of improving science education! We've sold over 100 copies of "Linda and the Mysterious Footprints" and I am so excited to see what we can do next!

 

This year I have a goal to replace the tanks in our Larva Library. The old tanks are cracking and we need tanks that allow better classroom viewing and safer transport between schools and my lab.

 

Be brave and dream big!

 

💙Linda

🌱 Conservation Corner 🌱

 

What can YOU do

to reduce your carbon footprint?

DRIVE LESS!

Driving a car is a major source of greenhouse gasses.

Driving less is one of the best things you can do to reduce your carbon footprint. Walk or bike when you can, use public transportation, carpool, and plan to do all your shopping and errands in a single trip.

YOU can make a difference!

🐢 Turtle Talk 🐢

 

How did Linda and Darwin meet?

 

Darwin was found on a Virginia roadway in 2018 when he was just a baby. Eastern Box Turtles are facing habitat loss as their woodland homes are replaced with houses. Darwin could not safely be left in the wild. He went home with a kind volunteer who called Linda right away. Darwin moved into Linda's Lab the next day!

 

You can invite Linda and Darwin to visit your school, library, community center, or bookstore! To request an author read aloud or speaker event, send an email to events@lindaslab.org.

DARWIN'S PAGE

📚 Learn with Linda 🪱

 

What is a MEALWORM? Mealworms are the larval stage of Tenebrio molitor, a type of darkling beetle. Mealworms hatch from tiny eggs you can't see with your eyes and a baby mealworm is only 3mm long! Mealworms molt as they grow, and then pupate before becoming beetles.

 

Are they worms? No! Mealworms are arthropods. They have an exoskeleton, a segmented body, and six jointed legs. Worms don't have an exoskeleton, body segments, or legs.

 

Why are mealworms AMAZING? They have a visible life cycle and go from egg to larva to pupa to beetle, all in just a few months. They are perfect for classroom learning! Mealworms are also easy to farm, have a small carbon footprint, are high in protein and healthy fats, create nutrient-rich frass, and can eat almost anything. That means mealworms are a source of food, fertilizer, and a recycling program - all in one tiny creature!

LINDA'S LARVA LIBRARY

What We Need: Love for the Lab!

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Click below to LEAVE A REVIEW for

Linda and the Mysterious Footprints

EASY PEASY!

❤️ Send the LAB some LOVE today! ❤️

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How does this help Linda's Lab?

 

Because Great Reviews = Great Sales.

And Great Sales = Great Larva Tanks!

🛍️ Linda Likes 📦

 

SIGNED copies of

Linda and the Mysterious Footprints!

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(Seriously, I LOVE signing my book for you!)

 
GET YOUR SIGNED COPY

🗓️ Linda on the Loose 🗓️

Upcoming Events - September

 

  • Book Launch Party: Invitation Only

    • If you an educator, librarian, government representative, or you represent a bookstore interested in partnering with Linda on book placement or author events, please send an email to events@lindaslab.org to request an invitation to the launch party. Linda is excited to partner with her community and improve science education for kids like her!

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