As the upload and identification period draws to a close across South America, Africa, and Oceania , the biodiversity recorded so far is truly remarkable.Together, participants have contributed over 294,000 observations  and nearly 30,000 species , thanks to more than 10,000 observers  and almost 5,000 identifiers  worldwide! 🌍 Regional Highlights 🌿 Africa 123,632 observations  | 11,303 species  | 1,830 identifiers  | 2,139 observers Top species recorded: Acacia mearnsii  —

Have you ever set a moth trap before? Earlier this month I made a suggestion that the 26th of April should be Australian moth night as...

There’s gold in them thar gum leaves … yes, under specific circumstances. But knowledge and data is also gold. It’s gold to researchers...

We are certain to see some European Honey Bees (Apis mellifera) in the Great Southern Bioblitz 2020. This species was introduced to the...