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Wollondilly

Traditionally, species discrimination for floristic mapping requires intensive field work, with the visual estimation of % cover for each species…

Project organiser: Joanne Ling

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From19 Jul 2020

To31 Dec 2021

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NSW

The waterbird tracker project provides a community website for recording waterbird sightings and to highlight the threats that can harm their…

Project organiser: Daryl Albertson

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From1 Jan 2009

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NSW

WildCount is a 10-year fauna monitoring program that uses motion-sensitive digital cameras in 200 sites across 146 parks and reserves in eastern New…

Project organiser: Adam Birnbaum

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From1 Jan 2012

This is is an external project from the ALA

NSW

WomSAT is a new Australian Citizen Science program run through the University of Western Sydney (UWS). Citizen Scientists can record the location of…

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From31 Mar 2015

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Sample Analysis
SAMPLING ANTS for the School of Ants involves being outdoors! What a joy to learn outside! You will put different types of food in green spaces (lawns
Send us a report of your individual sightings or join one of our regular survey groups.
Send us soil from your backyard
Set up an AnaBat detector overnight and record basin habitat information from your site directly through the BioCollect app or onto a data record sheet. Return the AnaBat (and datasheet) to your local Landcare or NRM office.
Share observations of floods
simply upload your observation using the BioCollect app (click on the iTunes link below). 3. If biocontrol agents are absent
social media.
Specimen or Sample Collection
Spot and share your sightings via an online map.
Submit observation data
Submit photographs of birds consuming fruits
Submit records and photos of fungi to the Fungimap website. Our experts can help to identify them for you.
submit to our project.
Suggest and participate in collaborative research projects.
Water Quality Monitoring