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For over 10 years, museums in Switzerland and Hungary have been developing the "European moths nigths", ie the European Night of Moths, a European initiative that Jumilla, and Museum of Natural Science will participate this year, for the second time to the activity taking place this weekend, "The Night of 2014 Insects".
It is an activity organized by the Department of Culture to develop Francisco Lenci, José Luís Fernando Lenci and Albert, jumillanos students of entomology, responsible for leading the initiative locally.
The activity will take place in two parts, first, Friday, September 26 from just before sunset until about 2330 hours, hunting insects by.
For this a fixed tower mixed light supplied by a generator around which the insect trap is mounted is installed.
The second part of the activity will take place on Saturday, September 27, from 11:00 to 13:00 pm in the Museum of Natural Science, where he will proceed to the classification and data collection of specimens counted and prepared for conservation within Collection Museum.
The data collected by participants will be given the corresponding national coordinator, responsible for sending them to the processing center of both entities.
This data feeds the GBIF network, an organization created in 2001 which maintains a global structure for Biodiversity, in order to provide access via the Internet, and free and open data to support scientific research way, promote conservation biological and foster sustainable development.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Jumilla
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