National Moth Week is an annual, global event that invites people of all ages and backgrounds to participate in the mothing hobby, by sharing photos of moths they find for citizen science. …

In its mission to promote understanding and appreciation of moths, National Moth Week collaborates with organizations worldwide. These partnerships focus on diverse aspects of …

2025 Event Map Check out the event map to see where current Moth Week events are being held across the globe.

The British are known for their beautiful gardens, whether on expansive estates and parks in the countryside or in colorful window boxes along urban streets. So, it makes perfect sense that …

Using a white bed sheet draped over a tree limb or hung up across two posts makes a perfect landing pad for moths. Black Light is preferred among hobbyists and seems to attract the most …

This month, the new edition of John Himmelman’s classic moth-er’s guide, Discovering Moths: Nighttime Jewels in Your Own Backyard, Eastern North American Species, was published by …

We are delighted to share that WWF-India was invited to participate in the National Moth Week, wherein we organized a moth observation and awareness event at the Secretariat on the 24th …

This short video introduces 100 species of moths–of perhaps 160 species–that I’ve found and photographed in my backyard during National Moth Week 2020. These 100 species represent …

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: The Luna moth (Actias luna) is a large …

With National Moth Week quickly approaching, we want to make sure that each of our current and potential contributors know how to upload their photo observations to iNaturalist! After all, your …