The app contains fact sheets for 969 woody plants from North America, with descriptions, range maps, and thousands of color images. Users can narrow the species list by location, GPS, or answering attribute questions.
Plan visits by viewing animal encounter schedules and wayfinding navigation. Order food, learn animal facts, and explore native plants. Purchase event tickets, sign up for memberships, and donate through the .
The app provides detailed information on over 360 bird species found in New Zealand, including over 1000 images and distribution maps. Users can search for birds by various characteristics, compare species side-by-side, and record personal sightings.
The app analyzes nature photos to suggest possible species identifications. It arranges user observations into a dynamic checklist that updates automatically when taxonomic treatments change.
Identify by uploading images. Access a database of species found in North America and Europe. Use visual recognition to match samples with likely species. View detailed information about each identified .
Record bird songs or calls using an iPhone or iPad. The analyzes audio to identify species based on vocalizations. It provides the name of the bird or a ranked shortlist for unclear recordings.
Record and submit Bigfoot sightings with location, date, and description. View maps showing reported sightings. Filter by date and location. Share findings with the research community.
Identifies animal tracks and species. Users can search by track, species, or habitat. View detailed descriptions, images, and behavior notes. Download field guides and save observations for later review.
Explore an interactive map of . View points of interest and amenities. Access digital tours for educational content. Support conservation efforts through in- donations. Learn about history and restoration projects.
Identify birds with photos, sounds, and text descriptions. View recent sightings and seasonal abundance charts. Access links to the Galapagos National Park and conservation efforts.
Identify species by photographing bark, leaves, or overall shape. Use AI to recognize and display details. Access information on characteristics, habitat, and care. Save and share identification results.
The Sealife Tracker project collects data on marine species along the UK coastline. This project involves a partnership between multiple organizations focused on marine life and environmental protection.