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bugguide.net

an online resource devoted to north american insects, spiders and their kin, offering identification, images, and information.

prowildlife.de

Pro Wildlife setzt sich gemeinsam mit SAVE Lions in dem 2021 initiierten Projekt für den Löwenschutz in Botswana ein.

earthspecies.org

About Earth Species Project Earth Species Project (ESP) is a non-profit using frontier AI to decode animal communication. We believe the exponential progress we’re seeing in AI offers new ways of l…

forum.inaturalist.org

Today marks the soft launch, for iPhones running iOS 14 or above, of iNaturalist’s new rewritten and redesigned mobile app, which we’re currently calling iNaturalist Next. It’s available in the Apple App Store (open that link on your iPhone). It may not be immediately available in App Store search results. By “soft launch” we mean that iNaturalist Next is at a stage where we’re comfortable releasing it publicly, but mostly as a way to gather feedback from a wider audience than we can with a bet...

royensoc.co.uk

The Royal Entomological Society is devoted to the understanding and development of insect science. We support international collaboration, research and publication. We aim to show every person how remarkable and valuable insects are and want…

livingwithwolves.org

Donate to Living with Wolves and make an impact.

normandie.lpo.fr

Quelle fiche utiliser et dans quel cas ? Évaluer la place des espèces, leur rareté, leur dynamique de population est essentiel si l’on veut éclairer les impacts des choix économiques […]Lire Envoyer ses observations

slothconservation.org

The Sloth Conservation Foundation protects wild sloths in Costa Rica through research, education, and habitat preservation. Learn how you can help save sloths and support their future today.

olpejetaconservancy.org

Army Cap (army green)

amentsoc.org

the amateur entomologists' society (aes) is one of the uk's leading organisations for people interested in insects. our members include novices and professional scientists alike - from the very young to those with a lifelong interest in insects.