The Entomological Society of New Zealand was formed in 1951 to provide a common meeting ground for everyone interested in entomology in New Zealand. The Society aims to stimulate interest, encourage amateurs, and promote the profession of entomology by organising meetings, publishing information, awarding research and travel grants, and other activities.

The Entomological Society of New Zealand welcomes and respects the diversity of its members. Anyone with a professional or amateur interest in New Zealand insects and related groups is warmly invited to join and contribute to the society.

The Constitution

The Constitution

Regional Branches

Regional Branches

Tools and Resources

Tools and Resources

News

Conference cancellation

Dear Ent Soc NZ, Given the COVID-19 situation, the organising and executive committee have, decided to cancel the 69th Entomological Society of New Zealand Conference, set to take place in …

Conference & COVID-19

As the news about the COVID-19 outbreak continues to evolve and a number of conferences around the world have been cancelled, we are in the process of assessing the situation in …

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