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iNaturalist

iNaturalist

iNaturalist

A citizen science project and social network for sharing biodiversity observations

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  • Emily Teague
    Emily TeagueFirst to rec

    “Using iNaturalist turns your everyday walks into real scientific contributions- take a photo of a plant, insect, or animal and the community helps identify it. Your observations help researchers track biodiversity, monitor species populations, and better understand how nature is changing around us”

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  • Gabriela Wilson
    Gabriela Wilson

    “"Sexy Species Near You!" or "Deuxmoi for plants and animals" We love a primary source! iNaturalist is basically a user-led image database/map of realtime flora and fauna sightings. This is how I found out Green Wood Cemetery has a huge colony of skunks but no bats (and Prospect Park is crawling with bats but no Skunks??).”

    104
  • Colt fry
    Colt fry

    “It is so fun to discover what is around you. And to contribute to citizen science.”

  • JaneyBB
    JaneyBB

    “If you walk around and wonder “what’s this?!” at living things you see, there’s an app for that.”

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