Association for Tropical Lepidoptera

A small scientific society founded in 1989 around the butterflies and moths of the tropics, sustaining the world's only major journal on the subject and a global circle of specialists and enthusiasts

  • www.troplep.org
  • Guild
  • Gainesville, FL
  • Professional and scientific society
  • Read from public sources, Jul 2026
53named by peers

Financial profile

Association for Tropical Lepidoptera · EIN 59-2989991 · 501(c)(3)

Fiscal yearTotal revenueContributionsProgram servicesTotal expensesNet assetsYear end
FY2017$14,790$15,287$15,021Dec 2017
FY2015$1,024,451$1,019,980$0$1,025,757$559,744Dec 2015
FY2014$91,779$80,003$0$148,033$561,050Dec 2014
FY2013$131,150$101,674$0$63,641$617,303Dec 2013
FY2012$96,612$88,618$0$94,866$549,821Dec 2012
FY2011$23,931$18,887$0$32,849$548,075Dec 2011

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Peer societies

Five societies Association for Tropical Lepidoptera is read alongside.

Who backs ATL

No public supporter list found as of September 2026.

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Who backs Association for Tropical Lepidoptera's peers, but not Association for Tropical Lepidoptera

Companies named publicly by at least one of Association for Tropical Lepidoptera's five peer societies, and not found in Association for Tropical Lepidoptera's reviewed public records.

CompanyESAPeers
Alpha Scents, Inc.Named1 of 1
Andermatt USANamed1 of 1
Art by OgdenNamed1 of 1
Atlas Screen PrintingNamed1 of 1
BASF Agricultural SolutionsNamed1 of 1
BayerNamed1 of 1
Bedupolker ArtNamed1 of 1
BeewolffNamed1 of 1
Bioline AgrosciencesNamed1 of 1
Blinque's Butterfly GardenNamed1 of 1
Blue Beehive StudioNamed1 of 1
BUGmobile: Unique Animals On the MoveNamed1 of 1
Carroniajoyas, entomological jewelryNamed1 of 1
ChentomologyNamed1 of 1
Conviron / Argus ControlsNamed1 of 1
Conviron / Argus ControlsNamed1 of 1
Corteva AgriscienceNamed1 of 1
Delta Designs LtdNamed1 of 1
Dino-Lite ScopesNamed1 of 1
Ecology Supplies USA, LLCNamed1 of 1
Elise's Pieces PlushNamed1 of 1
Forestry Suppliers, Inc.Named1 of 1
Fossil ForagerNamed1 of 1
Frontier Agricultural SciencesNamed1 of 1
GDM Solutions, Inc.Named1 of 1
HOLOHILNamed1 of 1
InsectCollectiveNamed1 of 1
Lavender Cowboy ArtNamed1 of 1
Lil Dudes Insect AcademyNamed1 of 1
LoveBugArt.comNamed1 of 1
Macroscopic Solutions, LLCNamed1 of 1
Max Archive Services IncNamed1 of 1
Mayfly Printshop & Textile Lab LLCNamed1 of 1
MICROTULNamed1 of 1
OPS DiagnosticsNamed1 of 1
Pensoft PublishersNamed1 of 1
Percival Scientific Inc.Named1 of 1
PhbeaD- where science meets artNamed1 of 1
Photon MedicsNamed1 of 1
Rad Source Technologies, Inc.Named1 of 1
Research Facility Solutions, llcNamed1 of 1
Rollins, Inc.Named1 of 1
Sable Systems International IncNamed1 of 1
SC JohnsonNamed1 of 1
Silverspot StudioNamed1 of 1
SSUM StudioNamed1 of 1
Synergy Semiochemicals CorporationNamed1 of 1
SyngentaNamed1 of 1
TrapviewNamed1 of 1
Union Biometrica, Inc.Named1 of 1
Women of the Cloud ForestNamed1 of 1
Zantiks LtdNamed1 of 1
Zevo InsectNamed1 of 1

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The outside view

A small scientific society founded in 1989 around the butterflies and moths of the tropics, sustaining the world's only major journal on the subject and a global circle of specialists and enthusiasts

  • Consensus
  • Build
  • Inward
  • Volunteer

Their shape

The Guild

Where mastery is the price of belonging.

The Guild is the keeper of a craft and its standards, where belonging means meeting a real bar. Its gift is depth and trusted expertise, its challenge is opening up to newcomers and new ways.

Also reads toward The Village and The Movement.

Strengths

→Deep loyalty and a strong sense of belonging.
→Standards and credentials carry real weight.
→Expertise and trusted credential in the field.

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