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DeWind Award

Camouflaged looper hiding itself with petals from mountain mint flowers. (Photo: Kailee Slusser, Xerces Society)

2025 DeWind Award Winners Will Study How Light Pollution, Livestock Antibiotics Impact Moths and Butterflies

30. April 2025

A white woman standing in a wildflower field, next to a set of equipment for collecting moths and surveying plant species. In the background, a road and houses show that this is in an urban setting.

2024 DeWind Awards Fund New Research on Moth Conservation in Urban Areas

14. May 2024

Awardees Katie McManus and Remy Sutherland

2023 DeWind Awards Support Research into Pollinator Corridors and the Impacts of Fire Ants on Monarch Butterflies

25. April 2023

2022 Dewind Awardees Chris Cosma and Brendan Carson

Announcing the 2022 DeWind Awardees

11. April 2022

A small brown and white butterfly rests with it's wings open on a brightly colored red and yellow flower

Announcing the 2021 DeWind Award Winners

8. April 2021

A person wearing fluorescent clothing and a headlamp swings a net alongside a roadway lit by streetlamps at night.

Announcing the 2020 DeWind Awardees

31. March 2020

A monarch butterfly perches atop a stalk of purple flowers with thread-like petals sticking out in various directions.

DeWind Alumnae Publish Three New Research Papers about Monarch Butterflies

6. November 2019

Both Dewind awardees are shown in this composite image.

Announcing the 2019 DeWind Awardees

3. April 2019

crystal skipper

The Crystal Skipper: North Carolina’s Newest Butterfly Species

3. December 2015