Report invasive species sightings
Record and submit observations of invasive species with GPS coordinates. View distribution maps and search for species by location. Receive alerts about new sightings and contribute data to a centralized database.
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Citizen scientists detect invasive species arrival.
The Invaders of Texas Citizen Science program collects species observations from volunteers. Volunteers use a kit to detect and report invasive plant species in their local areas.
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Identify invasive plants in Southern forests.
The app identifies 56 nonnative plants invading Southern forests. It offers prevention and control recommendations based on U.S.
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Report invasive species in Florida
The app allows users to report invasive species observations in Florida. Reports are uploaded to EDDMapS and sent to verifiers for review.
University of Tennessee
Find healthy trees to study
Identify and tag healthy trees in local areas. Upload photos and location data for scientific research. Contribute to studies on tree resilience and forest health.
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Learn about invasive species and their impacts
Learn about invasive species through interactive content. Identify species by image and location. Track spread patterns and report sightings. Access impact data and prevention tips. Share information with others.
The Friends of the Wissahickon
Explore trails, view maps, learn about features
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.
iNaturalist
Record biodiversity encounters and contribute science.
The app allows users to identify species and record their biodiversity encounters. Observations can be added to projects and shared to contribute to science and conservation efforts.
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Report invasive species in Great Lakes.
The app allows users to identify and report invasive species in the Great Lakes region. Submitted reports are uploaded to EDDMapS and sent to verifiers for review.
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