Guardian Invertebrate of the Year Nominations Open

The Guardian's "Invertebrate of the Year" competition has opened for nominations, inviting the public to identify and celebrate invertebrate species. The deadline for submissions is midnight on Monday, July 13. This annual event aims to raise awareness and appreciation for the diverse and often overlooked world of invertebrates.

Participants are encouraged to nominate their chosen invertebrate, highlighting its unique characteristics or ecological importance. The competition, as detailed in a Guardian announcement, seeks to foster a greater understanding of the vital roles these creatures play in various ecosystems. Further details and submission guidelines are available through The Guardian's platform.

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