Report wildlife observations and share them with other users. View real-time data from other scientists. Contribute to environmental research and conservation efforts through the .
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.
Identify birds by answering questions, uploading photos, recording sounds, or exploring regional species. Access a database of sightings, sounds, and photos. Learn about characteristics and habitats.
Access real-time geospatial data for locations including weather, soil, vegetation, air quality, elevation, and more. Retrieve official information from sources like NASA, USDA, and USGS. Track farming details like planting dates and irrigation.
Host citizen science projects by creating and managing data collection forms. Invite participants to submit observations. Analyze aggregated data and share results publicly. Export findings in various file formats.
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.