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09/09/2025

Project Noah Nature School's Owl Nature Lesson introduces students to owl biology and ecology! Educate students on the adaptations that make owls special and how they are such successful night-time hunters!

https://www.natureschool.projectnoah.org/nature-lesson/owls

09/06/2025

With the 2025 school year starting, teachers and curriculum coordinators should check out Project Noah Nature School's public nature curriculum, designed to introduce students to learning about animals, nature and local ecology!

Our chipmunk lesson features designed infographics on chipmunk ecology and chipmunk biology! These resources are publicly available for teachers to use as they see fit and integrate into their curriculum!

Chipmunk Nature Lesson!
https://www.natureschool.projectnoah.org/nature-lesson/chipmunks

Project Noah Nature School!
https://www.natureschool.projectnoah.org

07/22/2025

07/22/2025

It's Moth Week! Project Noah continues our annual collab with National Moth Week! Earn your 2025 Moth Week Patch by submitting a moth photo into the Moths of the World mission anytime this summer!

Moths of the World:
https://projectnoah.org/missions/moths-world

Project Noah and Moth Week:
https://projectnoah.org/stories/national-moth-week-project-noah-citizen-science-collaboration

Head over to projectnoah.org to get yourself this years patch!

The Project Noah design team has completed the new 2025 Patch Design! This Patch has been activated for all moth submissions into Moths of the World up until September 1, 2025.

Project Noah

07/18/2025

National Moth Week begins tomorrow! Let the mothing citizen science adventures begin! 🦋 💚

Make your plans for National Moth Week!
July 19-27, 2025

Link in bio

07/16/2025

MOTHS MATTER And so Does The Rest of Life
With Dr. Roget Kendrick

08:00 UTC Sunday 20th July;
Live on the South Asia Microlepidoptera Facebook Group

Information at:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/microlepsasia

06/18/2025

Project Noah continues our annual collab with National Moth Week for another exciting summer of mothing! Project Noah works with National Moth Week to help amplify global awareness and education about the ecological importance of moths - an often overlooked insect category that play a key role in ecosystems!

Mothing is the practice of attracting, observing, photographing, identifying and documenting moths for enjoyment or scientific study. 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.

The special 2025 Moth Week Patch has been designed, stitched up and activated! Project Noah community members may earn this special once-a-year patch by submitting a moth photo into the Moths of the World Mission from now up until September 1, 2025.

This summer, Moth Week is scheduled for July 19-27.

Head on over to the National Moth Week website to learn more about their program and register your mothing events.

National Moth Week:
https://nationalmothweek.org

Moths of the World Project Noah Mission:
https://projectnoah.org/missions/moths-world

More about Project Noah & National Moth Week Collab:
https://projectnoah.org/stories/national-moth-week-project-noah-citizen-science-collaboration

05/08/2025

Ranger Scott Frazier writes a detailed Nature Story about the diverse wildlife and species found in Indonesia!
https://projectnoah.org/stories/wildlife-indonesia

Photo credit: Bornean Orangutan photographed by greenhillsumatra
https://projectnoah.org/spottings/bornean-orangutan-12

04/22/2025

Though it’s the only chameleon species in Botswana, the Flap-necked Chameleon (Chameleo dilepis) does occur in other sub- Saharan countries. I was lucky enough to spot this individual walking along the ground at Tautona Lodge in eastern Botswana. They normally live in small trees and shrubs but they will descend to the ground and are often seen crossing roads in the morning. Chameleons can be extremely difficult to locate so I was beyond happy when I spotted this guy all on my own. With a total length of 43cm (16”), they are one of the larger species of chameleon. Thankfully due to its wide range and relative abundance, it’s not under any conservation threats.
This post will be my final one in my collaboration with Project Noah, though I might be back in the future. If you liked this post I urge you to go back and check out all twenty posts that I shared. I want to thank for giving me the opportunity to share some photos and stories from Namibia and Botswana. To see more of the great things I encountered in Africa and in the world beyond, follow me 🇧🇼

04/22/2025

Today is ! The 2025 Theme for Earth Day is Our Power, Our Planet, with a focus on global adoption of clean, renewable energy.

On , Project Noah is featuring our newly created and designed Species webpages! Project Noah Species Pages now feature biological classification information, a continent range, a featured spotting, and automatically generated spottings from the community!

Learn more about Earth Day! https://www.earthday.org
Learn more about Project Noah's new Species sections: https://projectnoah.org