Elizabeth Gault Fisher

1909–2000 (age 91)

entomologist

Biography

Elizabeth Gault Fisher was a pioneering entomologist whose scientific work contributed to the advancement of entomological knowledge and understanding. Her dedication to research and study of insects reflected a commitment to scientific inquiry and discovery.

Her contributions to the field of entomology and her legacy as a woman in science continue to be remembered and respected.

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