Coloring activity for ages 3-99. EVERYONE CAN COLOR A MOTH! Alison is a moth’er and a mother in Ontario, Canada. She created this coloring book for her daughter who was too young to stay awake for the entire event. Click here for the book. Personal, or educational use only.
The spotlight will be on nighttime nature as National Moth Week 2016 has its official kickoff on Saturday, July 23 with an evening of mothing at Davidson’s Mill Pond Park, 42 Riva Avenue in South Brunswick. The event will run from 8 to 11:30 p.m. and is free and open to the public. Visitors are …
Bellavista Cloud Forest, at 2 hours from the capital city / airport of Quito Ecuador, is hosting a “Moth Week” event this year! Just to give an idea of how incredibly biodiverse the cloud forest is here at Bellavista — in 2015, 70 species of Noctuidae moths were identified, that are NEW TO SCIENCE! Come and experience this incredible …
Moth Week event at Bellavista Cloud Forest – Guest post by Richard Parsons Read More »
Moth watching beginners are invited to a Moth and Muffin event at our house on a Maine island next to a nature preserve during Moth Week, July 25. From 5 AM to 8 AM we will be serving blueberry muffins and pointing out the moths clinging to our sheets before we cover them with a …
What Kind of Beginner Are You? – Guest post by Marnie Crowell Read More »
Roger Kendrick is a NMW Science Advisory Board member and Hong Kong coordinator. Roger is Founder of Asian Lepidoptera Conservation Symposium, co-founder, life member & founding chairman of Hong Kong Lepidopterists’ Society, life member of Butterfly Conservation in the UK, Hong Kong. In time for National Moth Week 2016, Roger added to his busy schedule managing the …
Roger Kendrick is now managing National Moth Week iNaturalist project Read More »
The National Moth Week team is delighted to welcome its newest member, Carl D. Barrentine from Grand Forks, North Dakota (USA). Carl first participated in National Moth Week in 2013 and for the last two years was a member of the NMW Science Advisaory Board. Carl, An old man now, recently retired from two college teaching …
Our non-profit organization aims in the documentation of organisms (Taxonomy, Ecology, Biogeography) on a global scale, as well as in the interactions between organisms (see http://www.nkis.info). NKIS.info also provides functionality for the documentation of biotopes, fossils, minerals and rocks and has a quality management system according to ISO 9001. National Moth Week is a great …
Submit moth observations to NKIS – Guest post by Michael Kurz Read More »
Brandon Ballengée’s “Love Motel for Insects” is sure to dazzle the moths and other nighttime insects of Laramie, WY, this summer, but perhaps none so much as the human visitors to the artist/biologist’s latest installation, which will be on view June 25-Sept. 17. Subtitled “Laramie Railroad Depot Variation and Pollinator Garden,” Ballengée’s installation is the …
Stop by Brandon Ballengée’s “Love Motel for Insects” in Laramie, WY, USA, This Summer Read More »
AS IF Center is hosting a Moth Party on July 9, 2016. The event is part of a six-year-long study on how climate change, land use, pollution, and other large-scale factors affect moth populations. For more information see the AS IF Center events page. Art + Science In the Field: AS IF is a new …
Moth Party at Art + Science In the Field: AS IF – Guest post by Nancy Lowe Read More »
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