There are 137 mothing events being held in 18 countries today, 66 private events and 27 public events. As of today there are a total of 362 participants, from 35 countries, registered for NMW 2015. For more information and to find events in your area check out the NMW map:
There are 137 mothing events being held in 21 countries today, 71 private events and 66 public events. The National Moth Week team is having a kickoff event later today at Jamesburg Park, Middlesex country, New Jersey, USA. As of today there are a total of 353 participants, from 33 countries, registered for NMW 2015. …
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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 …
USA National Parks and National Moth Week – a Perfect Match! Read More »
National Moth Week (www.nationalmothweek.org) is only 1 day away! Thanks to Fran R. for a suggestion to reach out to the Nevada State Entomologist because his agency (NVDA) is now running two light nights next week in Elko County making registered locations in 49 states! Where are the North Dakota moth’ers? Registrations are now coming …
It’s this simple: Get an album. Take photos of moths (and photos marking the time and place you found them). Upload photos to your album. Tag with location. Do it better than anyone else — collect your money! Discover Life is challenging ourselves to set up 100 moth photographers around the eastern US to collect …
I couldn’t decide how to start this blog post, so I turned to Google for help. I started by asking “what is a blog”, and this is what Google informed me: “A blog is a Web site containing the writer’s or group of writers’ own experiences, observations, opinions, etc., and often having images and links.” …
On 20-21 April, 2012, join Discover Life for the Spring Natural History Survey, and help collect data on species and their interactions. This 24-hour multi-site event will celebrate the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences opening their Nature Research Center’s new wing. This spring survey is a stepping-stone towards building a permanent network of study …
Discover Life – Spring Natural History Survey event, April 20-21 Read More »
Published on WILDNEWJERSEY at 11/7/2011 by Dave Moskowitz This is my first column for Wild New Jersey and I am very excited that I was asked to contribute. I hope to focus future columns on the incredible moths around us. With that theme in mind, I am very excited to introduce a new project that is underway …
New Jersey Moths: Introducing National Moth Week Read More »
Jim Harrison, photographer Harvard News Office From: The Scientist, October 1, 2011 One of the fundamental questions of biology is the amount and full nature of biodiversity on Earth. It should be worrisome to all that 250 years after Carl Linnaeus introduced the practice of binomial nomenclature and articulated the goal of identifying all species …
Opinion: Exploring a Little-Known Planet, By Edward O. Wilson Read More »
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