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- A Guide to iNaturalist - General - iNaturalist Community Forum
Overview iNaturalist, often referred to as ‘iNat’, is an online biodiversity citizen science platform contributed to by millions of users across the globe The platform is free to use and accessible through an internet browser or as a mobile app Each record, referred to as an ‘observation’, is typically associated with a digital voucher consisting of a photograph photographic set and
- Changes to iNaturalist iPhone app names - News and Updates . . .
We released a name change to the longstanding iNaturalist app for iPhones Now it will be called iNaturalist Classic On your home screen, this will appear shortened as “iNat Classic ” We’ve renamed iNaturalist Next to iNaturalist in the App Store iNaturalist Classic will remain available for some time as we continue to add features and improve the performance of the new iNaturalist app
- Create an identification center with guides, curated subcategories . . .
Let’s call it iNaturalist’s Identification Center This is NOT a replacement of the current Identify page, and that page can remain in place as-is (but the Identify link becomes a dropdown menu with more than one option underneath it) Let me explain through this sample screenshot:
- iNaturalist Community Forum - iNaturalist is a global community of . . .
This is a forum for iNaturalist users to discuss iNat-related topics, report bugs, and request new features
- iNaturalist Next App Soft Launch for iPhones
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
- What is this - iNaturalist and generative AI?
The basis of iNaturalist is free contribution to science The integration of large language-model generators calling themselves AI adds a profit motive --whether for iNat itself or Google-- which I reject as unscientific and pernicious
- Published papers that use iNaturalist data - wiki 3 (2022 and 2023)
This is a third wiki for providing a user-curated list of scientific publications that use iNaturalist data, covering the years 2022 and 2023 We reached the character limit with previous wikis for the period up to 2019, and for 2020 and 2021 Having moved relevant articles to the newest wiki, it should still be possible to add any additional older publications to the first two
- What is this - iNaturalist and generative AI?
Watching iNaturalist burn through years of goodwill and trust in the course of the last 48 hours has been genuinely depressing Part of the backlash can undoubtedly just be chalked up to poor communication in the initial announcement, and confusion about what exactly this new partnership entails
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