The Ommatidium Project

@entofacet.org

A volunteer network connecting people interested in invertebrate science with mentors, specialists, and practical guidance. Join the hive.

Our expert pool is growing, from Acari to Psylloidea. With the help and passion of the invertebrate science community, we hope to create a home for connections across the field. It’s also free and a passion project to help the community. Not a side hustle. #entomology #inverts

Square dark navy promotional graphic for EntoFacet. At the top is the EntoFacet compound-eye logo: six deep-blue circles around an iridescent blue-purple centre. Large cream serif text asks, “What is The Ommatidium Project?” Below, pale blue text reads, “A better front door to entomology. We help connect people with the right volunteer, society, collection, or expert.” Three outlined boxes give example questions: “How do I get started in a museum or collection?”, “Can you help me find a local society or field day?”, and “Do you know someone who works on this insect?” At the bottom, large blue-purple text reads “entofacet.org,” followed by “More questions, from insect IDs to expert referrals.”

Our expert pool is growing, from Acari to Psylloidea. With the help and passion of the invertebrate science community, we hope to create a home for connections across the field. It’s also free and a passion project to help the community. Not a side hustle. #entomology #inverts

Square dark navy promotional graphic for EntoFacet. At the top is the EntoFacet compound-eye logo: six deep-blue circles around an iridescent blue-purple centre. Large cream serif text asks, “What is The Ommatidium Project?” Below, pale blue text reads, “A better front door to entomology. We help connect people with the right volunteer, society, collection, or expert.” Three outlined boxes give example questions: “How do I get started in a museum or collection?”, “Can you help me find a local society or field day?”, and “Do you know someone who works on this insect?” At the bottom, large blue-purple text reads “entofacet.org,” followed by “More questions, from insect IDs to expert referrals.”

The Ommatidium Project has sent its first expert invitations. If you were on the waitlist, check your spam folder. New domain, new system, and Google is being Google refusing to index, so some account emails are getting buried. Thank you for your patience. Questions? admin@entofacet.org #entomology

Announcement graphic for EntoFacet's Ommatidium Project. At the top is the EntoFacet logo: six dark navy circles arranged in a ring around a central circle with an iridescent blue-to-purple gradient, resembling a compound eye facet. Below, a heading in navy serif reads "Invitations have gone out," followed by "The Ommatidium Project." A line-drawn envelope icon sits inside a thin circle. Text underneath reads: "If you applied to join the program, please check your spam." Then: "Interested in joining? admin@entofacet.org." A footer tagline reads "A better front door to entomology." Light lavender background throughout.

The Ommatidium Project has sent its first expert invitations. If you were on the waitlist, check your spam folder. New domain, new system, and Google is being Google refusing to index, so some account emails are getting buried. Thank you for your patience. Questions? admin@entofacet.org #entomology

Announcement graphic for EntoFacet's Ommatidium Project. At the top is the EntoFacet logo: six dark navy circles arranged in a ring around a central circle with an iridescent blue-to-purple gradient, resembling a compound eye facet. Below, a heading in navy serif reads "Invitations have gone out," followed by "The Ommatidium Project." A line-drawn envelope icon sits inside a thin circle. Text underneath reads: "If you applied to join the program, please check your spam." Then: "Interested in joining? admin@entofacet.org." A footer tagline reads "A better front door to entomology." Light lavender background throughout.