A Global Wildlife Social Network
Project Noah is a a global social network with a mission of photographing and cataloging every species in the world. Together, one wildlife spotting at a time, we are building a community-powered digital catalog of species for the 21st century!
The Next Generation Project Noah is now Live!
Launched publicly this past winter, we are excited to share the all new Project Noah with our wildlife community!
Discover New Species
Discover fascinating new species from your favorite wildlife spotters!
Learn about Wildlife
The spirit of Project Noah is to embrace the joy of discovery, as we are all here to learn about nature!
This geometrid moth (Macrohastina gemmifera) dazzles with an intricate mix of colors and patterns. There are only three species in the genus Macrohastina (Subfamily: Larentiinae; Tribe: Asthenini), all found in Asia. This moth was spotted by Dr. Namgyal T. Sherpa in a remote part of the state of Sikkim, India. Sikkim is considered an ecological hotspot of the lower Himalayas; its forested regions are home to a diverse fauna and flora across a range of altitudes and climates. Sikkim has a rich diversity of arthropods, with many still to be discovered!
Publish & Share Wildlife Photography
Publish & Share Wildlife Photography
Isthmohyla lancasteri
Create a Digital Wildlife Journal
As you share nature photos, craft a multimedia journal to reflect your personal connection with wildlife!
Let's Work Together! Project Noah loves to hear from organizations or individuals interested in wildlife.
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