Insects Unlocked Project

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Insects Unlocked Project

The Insects Unlocked Project is a project by the UT Insect Collection at the Brackenridge Field Laboratory in the Department of Integrative Biology at the University of Texas at Austin. The project provides free public domain photos and graphics of insects.

Project Overview

• Implementing organization: Brackenridge Field Laboratory, Department of Integrative Biology, University of Texas at Austin
• Started in: Late 2010s
• Purpose: To make insect images available in the public domain to support education, research, artistic endeavors, etc.

Project characteristics and impacts

The Insects Unlocked Project creates high-quality photographs and graphics to communicate the diversity and beauty of insects, and makes them available in the public domain. These images are a valuable resource for researchers, educators, artists, and insect enthusiasts alike.

The project is based on the principle of open access, sharing knowledge about insects widely and contributing to the dissemination and development of entomology, and the images are used in a variety of contexts, including educational settings, scientific publications , websites and artwork .

Image Features

• High Resolution: Many photos are taken in high resolution, allowing you to see every detail clearly.
• Diverse insects: A wide variety of insects have been photographed, including butterflies, beetles, bees, and ants .
• Artistic: The book contains many highly artistic photographs that capture the beauty of insect form and color .
• Scientific Accuracy: Filmed and edited by experts, scientific accuracy is guaranteed.

The Insects Unlocked Project is a valuable project that opens the door to the world of insects and communicates their fascination. These images help us to appreciate the diversity and beauty of the natural world and give us an opportunity to deepen our understanding of insects.