Wang Zepu Insect Town is a comprehensive project that combines insect breeding, scientific research, education and tourism. The project usually takes insects as the theme to create a characteristic town integrating popular science education, leisure and entertainment, and ecological protection. In such towns, visitors can get up close and personal with a variety of insects, learning about their habits, ecological values, and role in nature.
The core part of the insect town often includes an insect breeding base, an exhibition hall, an interactive experience area, etc. The breeding base is responsible for cultivating a variety of beneficial insects, such as black soldier fly, broad bean elephant, etc., which can not only be used to produce high-protein feed, but also participate in the treatment of organic waste to achieve resource recycling. The exhibition hall disseminates insect knowledge and raises public awareness of biodiversity through the display of insect specimens and life history models.
In addition, the insect town will host a variety of educational activities and workshops, such as insect observation classes and ecological photography competitions, to attract students and families to participate. Through these activities, participants not only learn about insects and ecological conservation, but also develop environmental awareness and a spirit of scientific inquiry.
The construction of insect towns is of positive significance for promoting agricultural diversification, promoting the development of eco-tourism, and raising public awareness of the importance of insects. Through this innovative model, agriculture and tourism can be combined to bring new growth points to the local economy.