So, the GSB is over for another year - I hope everyone had an excellent time getting out and observing all the local biodiversity you...

Springfield Lakes Nature Care Inc became part of the Greater Glider Network program in 2017 by monitoring gliders. The group partnered...

November is jaguar month. Let’s start expanding and improving this database! We invite researchers and managers from protected and...

Great Southern Bioblitz 2023 is nearly here! Here are some last-minute tips for bioblitz success: Plan your day - look to explore some...

Almost 10 years ago, I became obsessed with wanting to find an ant mimicking jumping spider. I had no idea if they occurred in my area...

No, not the kind you might find down at your local clothing-optional beach. What I am talking about is Nudibranchs, sea slugs that are...

I was out at McMinns Lagoon Wildlife Reserve, NT today for a walk, this was the first time I ventured to the reserve and what a great...

I was home writing when a neighbour writes and says "there's a young man with a long lens looking at the trees." That's a little weird...

Hi all I wanted to share some fantastic news about a project Larissa, Seamus I have been part of for a while now a We are excited to...

By Douglas Umberto de Oliveira I try to develop myself in multiple faculties and interests. So, I have always paid attention to the most...

Wow our GSB has got off to a great start! Eight keen observers turned up to our Five on Friday - Pizza in the Park event and captured...

This year there has been much engagement across the network due in part to the lifting restrictions of COVID-19. This has been...

A great morning out was had by the team at Nangak Tamboree Wildlife Sanctuary along with with Native Fish Australia ( NFA ) Vic doing a fish

It's morning here in Australia so a great time to do a quick wrap up of yesterday. We hope you all had a great first day and it looks...

Connect with Nature where you live with the Conservation Volunteers Australia Backyard Great Southern BioBlitz. Australia is a vast and...

Lurín River accompanying the Lima COAP Bird Watchers Club and representing the iNaturalist group in Peru.

I already forgot about this story. It must be the years. Well, I was casually checking out some observations on iNaturalist and suddenly...

On iNaturalist, moths are a big deal in Australia. Indeed, at the end of last month, we surpassed 400,000 Australian moth observations on...

The recent workshop by Thomas Mesaglio inspires some investigation of iNaturalist analytics

We all know that mapping out our observations using the iNaturalist map can be tedious when uploading a large number of observations....