Organized by eButterfly and Fundacion Alas y Antenas
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Butterfly species recording and photography session with artists from ArtCollegium in Paramogrande, Guasca, Cundinamarca. Community species sighting and recording in Neiva-Huila and in the Teteye corridor (Putumayo) with an educational institution.
This webinar officially launches Global Butterfly Week 2026, presenting the goals, structure, and partner activities of the initiative, and provides a practical introduction to eButterfly — creating an account, submitting observations, and contributing to continental-scale butterfly data.
This webinar officially launches Global Butterfly Week 2026, a worldwide community science initiative co-organized by eButterfly and Fundación Alas y Antenas. Presents the goals, structure, and partner activities, plus a practical introduction to eButterfly — submitting observations, identifying species, and contributing to continental-scale butterfly data.
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Colombian association of butterfly and pollinator breeders, promoting knowledge of butterfly life cycles and captive rearing.
We are a nature tourism agency committed to the human and territorial development of the Andean-Amazonian region. We work to promote sustainable experiences that strengthen the connection between communities, biodiversity, and the land. Among our initiatives, we promote citizen science and participatory research through educational and experiential activities that foster the understanding, appreciation, and protection of our ecosystems.
A Canadian research university in Ottawa organising a family butterfly discovery event for GBW 2026.
Colombian butterfly house hosting public open days and family learning activities.
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Living collection preview from the mock Casa de Mariposas open day, tagged for family learning and pattern comparison.
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Youth-group scouting photo for a library activity on wing shapes, host plants, and observation etiquette.
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