Top 10 argentinat.org Competitors

inaturalist.org

iNaturalist is a social network for naturalists! Record your observations of plants and animals, share them with friends and researchers, and learn about the natural world.

biodiversity4all.org

The world is full of interesting places, each filled with weird and wonderful life forms. Some are on the other side of the world, while others are just down the street! BioDiversity4All Places let you browse life from around the planet. Start exploring!

sib.gob.ar

La Mesa es un espacio conformado desde diciembre de 2020, como respuesta a los grandes eventos ocurridos ese año, pensando en constituir un instrumento de trabajo de coordinación y cooperación inte(...)

naturalista.uy

NaturalistaUY es una red social para NaturaListas en donde puedes guardar tus observaciones de plantas y animales, y compartirlas con tus amigos e investigadores, y aprende más acerca de nuetra biodiversidad.

mexico.inaturalist.org

l mundo está lleno de lugares interesantes, cada uno lleno de formas de vida raras y maravillosas. Algunas viven al otro lado del mundo, mientras que otras viven ¡a la vuelta de la esquina! iNaturalist Mexico Lugares te deja explorar la vida alrededor del planeta ¡Empieza a explorar!

colombia.inaturalist.org

El mundo está lleno de lugares interesantes, cada uno lleno de formas de vida raras y maravillosas. ¡Algunas están en el otro lado del mundo, mientras que otras están a la vuelta de la esquina. Lugares NaturaLista Colombia te permite buscar vida de todas partes del planeta. ¡Comienza a explorar!

ecuador.inaturalist.org

iNaturalist Ecuador es una red social para NaturaListas en donde puedes guardar tus observaciones de plantas y animales, y compartirlas con tus amigos e investigadores, y aprende más acerca de nuetra biodiversidad.

inaturalist.mma.gob.cl

iNaturalist Chile es una red social para NaturaListas en donde puedes guardar tus observaciones de plantas y animales, y compartirlas con tus amigos e investigadores, y aprende más acerca de nuetra biodiversidad.

spain.inaturalist.org

I love iNaturalist! From the moment I realized iNaturalist's ability to crowdsource biodiversity data, I've been hooked. It is an honor and privilege to be the Head of Engagement and part of the iNaturalist Leadership Team. I help set organizational strategy, broaden our reach, deepen engagement, nurture collaborations, and cultivate community support. I live in Washington, DC, USA, but have been fortunate to travel quite a bit. iNaturalist is connecting millions to nature & advancing biodiversity science, because people need biodiversity *and biodiversity needs people.* My advice to new users and anyone who wants to get more involved: * Check out iNatHelp if you have questions. * Look for other people in your area. Comment on their observations, favorite the cool ones, and add IDs. * **Check out the iNatForum**. It's a great place to get help and exchange ideas. * Not many people in your area/expertise? Recruit others! Organize online events or outings. * For initial identifications, it's fine to be correct (e.g. 'plant') without being precise (e.g. 'Common Milkweed'). If you're the kind of person who is anxious about looking ignorant with a general ID, don't stress because we're all here to learn (I tend to hear this concern from professional biologists, often outside their specific area of expertise who are particularly self-conscious because of their credentials.) * This is a social network, so the more you interact with other people, the more likely other users are to interact with your observations. * Help others! Add and confirm identifications for species you are familiar with. There are always plenty of observations that don't have any id at all and in that case even adding 'plant' or 'insect' is helpful. * Be the kind of person you'd want to interact with. Basically, be a good iNaturalist citizen (helpful, friendly, kind, firm-but-polite when necessary). De-escalate the conversation if it gets heated. Don't engage if you can't. Flag violations o

ebird.org

El desafío eBirder de este mes, auspiciado por ZEISS, te anima a subir más listados en uno de los meses más interesantes, pero menos pajareados del año. El/la eBirder del mes será elegido(a) entre todos(as) los(as) eBirders que envíen 31 o más listados elegibles durante julio.