Log marine species distribution changes today.
The app allows citizen scientists to log sightings of uncommon marine species. Verified sightings are used to map species distribution changes in response to environmental shifts.
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Tony Niemann
Track sightings and behaviors
Report sightings by selecting a location or using current position. Enter the number of dolphins seen and submit observations. Data is collected to study behavior and habitat use in the Bay.
AUCKLAND MUSEUM ENTERPRISES LIMITED
Identify New Zealand's Coastal Marine Life
The app identifies over 360 New Zealand coastal marine species including mammals, birds, reptiles, fish, and invertebrates. It provides details on biology, characteristics, diet, habitat, and native or endangered status for each species.
Charles T. Bargeron
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.
Mark Erdmann
Discover thousands of reef fish species.
The app covers 2,914 species with over 4,000 photographs and distribution maps. It requires no internet connection and allows users to search, browse descriptions, add notes, and share photos.
Leonardo Estremadoyro
Identify birds from photos or gallery
Identify species by snapping photos or selecting images from the gallery. Access detailed information about behavior, habitat, and other traits via an in- assistant. Save results to a personal collection for tracking birdwatching progress.
Charles T. Bargeron
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.
MigoApps, LLC
Identify animals by their faces
Identify animals based on facial features. Learn about species from deserts, rainforests, savannahs, mountains, oceans, and jungles. Capture and share sightings. Track progress toward becoming a Scout.
Siham Aater Taleb
Identify snakes with your camera
Take a photo of a to identify its species, determine if it's venomous, and view details like habitat and diet. Access danger level information and learn about the behavior and safety precautions.
Remi Hindriks
Track birds, share sightings, explore species
Track bird sightings with photos, locations, and dates. Share lists with friends for comparison. Identify birds using photo or sound.
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