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Discover wild Tasmania! 🌿 Join #GSB25 from 24-27 Oct. and help record plants and animals across the Southern Hemisphere. Citizen science made fun!
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iNaturalist Page - Great Southern Bioblitz 2025: TASMANIA
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Great Southern Bioblitz - International Homepage
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Getting Started : iNaturalist 'How to Guides'
Getting Started : iNaturalist 'How to Guides'
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Launceston STEMinists
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Native violet recorded in Tasmania for the first time after bushwalker makes chance discovery - ABC News
Native violet recorded in Tasmania for the first time after bushwalker makes chance discovery - ABC News
A bushwalker who came across a small flower in a Tasmanian national park and snapped a photo did not realise she'd made a significant discovery at the time.
Citizen scientist sparks invasive frog hunt on Port Arthur farm - ABC News
Citizen scientist sparks invasive frog hunt on Port Arthur farm - ABC News
A 13-year-old girl found and helped capture an invasive Peron's tree frog after a tourist's photo posted online alerted authorities of the biosecurity threat.
Citizen science apps like iNaturalist are reshaping wildlife research and conservation
Citizen science apps like iNaturalist are reshaping wildlife research and conservation
In April, tens of thousands of volunteers worldwide recorded millions of wildlife sightings through apps like iNaturalist, generating vital biodiversity data now being used in environmental research and policymaking.Kiley Price reports for Inside Climate News.In short:The City Nature Challenge drew ...
People Using Apps Like iNaturalist Are Helping Fuel Scientific Discovery - Inside Climate News
People Using Apps Like iNaturalist Are Helping Fuel Scientific Discovery - Inside Climate News
Researchers are increasingly relying on data from citizen scientists to analyze trends in the environment.
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