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Alexei Kouprianov Entomology Circle (St. Petersburg, Russia)

— The circle unites people studying insects, spiders, and other terrestrial and freshwater arthropods.

Arbeitsgemeinschaft Hessischer Lepidopterologen (Germany)

— This study group is a volunteer cooperation (by amateur as well as professional entomologists) on the moth and butterfly fauna of the federal state of Hesse, Germany.

Ark Valley Butterfly Club

— A former chapter of NABA.

Association for Tropical Lepidoptera (Florida, USA)

— A non-profit scientific society and educational membership organisation, founded in 1989 to promote the study and conservation of Lepidoptera worldwide, especially in the tropical regions of the world. ATL publishes two full-colour scientific journals on moths and butterflies, plus Lepidoptera News.

Association Roussillonnaise d'Entomologie

— Founded by some amateur entomologists of the area of Perpignan, France on 27 June 1990.

British Entomological and Natural History Society (England)

— A society for both amateur and professional entomologists, and those interested in other branches of natural history. The objectives of the society are principally the promotion and advancement of research in entomology with an increasing emphasis now being placed on the conservation of the fauna and flora of the United Kingdom and the protection of wildlife throughout the world.

Butterflies and Moths of Israel

— The home page of The Israeli Lepidopterists Society.

Butterfly Conservation

— A British charity devoted to saving butterflies, moths and their habitats.

Butterfly Society of Rhode Island (USA)

— Promotes public awareness and appreciation of Lepidotera (moths and butterflies), to locate, inventory, create, and encourage preservation of butterfly habitats, and to help people understand the effects of habitat loss, pesticide use, and degradation of butterfly populations.

Carolina Butterfly Society (USA)

— Emphasises identifying and watching butterflies in the field and garden rather than collecting them.

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