July 22, 2015

Project Noah celebrates National Moth Week with virtual patch

Leave a Comment / Data Collection, NMW Collaborators / By Jacob Gorneau

Project Noah is a citizen science project mobilizing new generations of nature explorers and helping people around the world appreciate their local wildlife. The ‘Noah’ in Project Noah stands for networked organisms and habitats. Project Noah aims to harness the power and popularity of new mobile technologies to promote wildlife awareness, collect important ecological data, and …

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Project Noah Fun Fact: the Yucca moth

Leave a Comment / Moth fun, Moth Information, NMW Collaborators / By Jacob Gorneau

For every day of National Moth Week, our partner, citizen science website Project Noah will be featuring a fun fact about moths. From Project Noah: Yucca moths in the genera Tegitcula and Parategicula are named for the amazing symbiotic relationship they have with their hostplant, the Yucca plant. As caterpillars, the yucca moth must feed on the …

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National Moth Week: Selected Artworks from Richard Smith

National Moth Week today – July 22, 2015

Leave a Comment / Events, News & Updates / By Liti

There are 112 mothing events being held in 19 countries today, 67 private events and 45 public events. As of today there are a total of 384 participants, from 38 countries, registered for NMW 2015. For more information and to find events in your area check out the NMW map:

WhatsThisBug – NMW 2015 supporter

Leave a Comment / News & Updates, NMW Collaborators / By Liti

A guest blog by Arlo Pelegrin Many people wonder when they see abug: Will it sting? Is it dangerous? I’ve never seen it before! When confronted with an unfamiliar,many-legged creature in or near the home, people all over the world can nowpoint a phone at it and capture a decent image. Then they can …

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