Merlin Bird ID
Added: June 9, 2025
Merlin Bird ID
By MG96
Public

Merlin Bird ID helps users identify birds by their photos or sounds. It’s a personal birding assistant powered by artificial intelligence to make bird identification easier.

BioCollect
Added: June 4, 2025
BioCollect
By MG96
Public

BioCollect is a free tool developed by the Atlas of Living Australia to support researchers and citizen scientists in structured data collection for biodiversity surveys and projects.

iSpot
Added: June 9, 2025
iSpot
By MG96
Public

iSpot is an app designed to help users identify anything in nature, from plants to wildlife, while connecting them with a community to share and learn about species.

Biodiversa
Added: June 5, 2025
Biodiversa
By MG96
Public

Biodiversa is a free mobile game app designed for biodiversity monitoring and ecosystem protection, where users "collect" and identify plants and flowers during outdoor walks

iNaturalist
Added: June 3, 2025
iNaturalist
By MG96
Public

iNaturalist is a popular mobile app and website interface that allows users to record and share observations of flora, fauna, and fungi worldwide, helping to identify species and track biodiversity.

Zooniverse
Added: November 5, 2025
Zooniverse
By sina_superuser
Public

This is a huge platform for various citizen science projects from around the world. Instead of collecting data outside, you contribute by processing it (e.g., classifying galaxy images, transcribing historical documents, or counting animals in camera trap photos).

Globe observer
Added: November 5, 2025
Globe observer
By sina_superuser
Public

Focuses on environmental data collection, allowing you to record things like clouds, mosquitoes, and land cover, which contributes to NASA's global environmental research.

GBIF (Global Biodiv…
Added: November 5, 2025
GBIF (Global Biodiversity Information Facility)
By sina_superuser
Public

giant open database of occurrence records used by researchers worldwide.

iRecord
Added: November 5, 2025
iRecord
By sina_superuser
Public

A platform, primarily used in the UK, for submitting sightings of all species. It often acts as a backend for smaller, specialist recording schemes (like for butterflies or ladybirds).