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INaturalist, A Cultivator Of Community And Collector Of . . . Users post photos of what they have seen and where they found it, and fellow citizen scientists, and often actual, scientists help identify the flora, fauna and habitat Some iNaturalist aficionados have even identified new species Now the site is going independent with the help of a $10 million grant
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A Method for Conveying Confidence in iNaturalist Observations . . . Concerns and limitations relating to data quality, reliability and accuracy hamper the use of citizen science initiatives in research and conservation Valued for their cost-effective and large data acquisition potential, citizen science platforms such as iNaturalist have been highlighted as benefic …
iNaturalist iPhone App Permissions : iNaturalist Help As you begin to use iNaturalist, the app will ask you for certain permissions when needed The following is a list of permissions the app asks for, and the explanation given by iNaturalist for why it #39;s asking for that permission iNaturalist
iNaturalist How-To-Guide — Keep Durham Beautiful TIPS FOR NEW INATURALIST USERS How do you use iNaturalist? The iNaturalist app is free and can be found in the App Store The Museum of Life and Science has created a useful how-to video Simply use your phone to take a picture and upload it to the iNaturalist app Experts will then help identify the observation to a species level When multiple users agree on a species-level identification
Learning Plant Biodiversity in Nature: The Use of the Citizen . . . Biodiversity is a concept of great scientific interest and social value studied in different subjects of the secondary education curriculum Citizen–science programs may contribute to increasing the engagement of students when studying biodiversity