Congratulations to Eric Metzler on receiving a National Park Service award for his moth study and survey in two National Parks. Eric is NMW Science Advisory Board member and coordinator of NMW events in the two National Parks. Read about Eric and the NPS Intermountain Regional Director’s Award: On Sept. 26 , National Park Service …
Lepidopterist Eric Metzler will host two events in New Mexico. Eric was one of the first supporters of NMW in 2012, and the two 2013 events he is organizing are the first NMW events in USA National Parks. The first event will be held on Friday, July 26 at Carlsbad Caverns National Park. The …
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Eric H. Metzler first saw butterflies at his grandmother’s rock garden. Tolerant parents allowed Eric to collect butterflies, and other natural history objects. Except for the fiddler crabs, Eric’s dad insisted that all specimens be dead. Profits from a paper route enabled the purchase of Holland’s The Butterfly Book, which cost $31.00 in 1955! At …
Science Advisory Board Photo Credit Alejo López Dr. David Wagner Professor at the Department of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology University of Connecticut, David Turnue Founder of Moth Night (UK) and editor at Atropos, United Kingdom David Beadle Author of the Peterson Guide to Moth of NE North America, Canada Dr. Kenelm Philip Institute of Arctic …
With their unspoiled wilderness and diverse natural features, America’s National Parks are ideal places for mothing. Different climates, terrain, flora and fauna are guaranteed to reward moth-ers with some interesting finds. This year, two locations in the U.S. National Parks system have registered events for National Moth Week: North Cascades National Park in northern Washington …
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