By Marnie Crowell We live on the eastern edge of the time zone, on an island on the coast of Maine where our lobstermen routinely start their working day well
By Marnie Crowell We live on the eastern edge of the time zone, on an island on the coast of Maine where our lobstermen routinely start their working day well
“Moth Balls” are popular, cleverly named gatherings around the U.S. to watch moths, socialize and eat during National Moth Week. The first one may have been celebrated at the home
Guest post by Pritha Dey, Country Coordinator for India National Moth Week ended July 25 with over 1000 registrations from India!! In the 10th year of this global initiative, National
Guest blog by Dhruv Rungta I stepped out of Dad’s car and spritzed myself with bug spray. While I was fascinated by insects, I was definitely not a bug person.
By Dave Rentz, Australia Country Coordinator The annual Moth Night was held on an unusually warm and humid night on July 14. The event waspreceded by a Sausage Sizzle. Approximately
Share a moth photo into Project Noah’s Moths of the World Mission to earn the special once-a-year 2021 Moth Patch. Users can share any moth photo taken over the last
Biologist and worldwide biodiversity researcher Dr. Stefan Pinkert has joined National Moth Week as the country coordinator for Germany.Stefan has done biodiversity assessment in a long list of countries including
Guest blog by Ken Childs, NMW team member I’ve been mothing in western Tennessee for 15 years and during that time, I’ve amassed thousands of photos of the species that
Thank you to all our voluntary translators! We are thrilled to have voluntary support in translating the National Moth Week 2021 flyers into different languages. We have flyers in 21
Listen to Dr. Roger Kendrick explaining what is citizen science, and how everyone can join and help collect data to help scientists document our natural world. To register to participate