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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
- iNaturalist Next App Soft Launch for iPhones
When will iNaturalist Next be open for translation? At soft launch, iNaturalist next will only be available in English Translation is a priority for hard launch, so we will likely open it for translation before then Learn more about translating iNaturalist’s website and apps here Are there help documents available for iNaturalist Next?
- iNaturalist Community Forum - iNaturalist is a global community of . . .
iNaturalist Community Forum This is a forum for iNaturalist users to discuss iNat-related topics, report bugs, and request new features
- Changes to iNaturalist iPhone app names - News and Updates . . .
The iNaturalist apps and website are just different ways to access the same iNaturalist data and community If you’d like tips on how to set up the new iNaturalist app so it’s similar to iNaturalist Classic, check out this short video Thank you to everyone who has contributed to this evolution!
- Is iNaturalist newbie friendly? - General - iNaturalist Community Forum
iNaturalist is just like everywhere else in the world, which is to say some people are very friendly, some people are a bit more reserved, and those at either extreme may find the other off-putting
- iNaturalist Updates for January 2025 - News and Updates - iNaturalist . . .
Here’s a list of iNat updates for January 2025 General Two new Computer Vision models were released, 2 18 and 2 19! iNat conducted a webinar about plant phenology and how to annotate plant observations on iNaturalist! The iNat team continues to gather feedback for the iNaturalist Next app, which has been soft-launched for iPhones Continued work on API v2 - curators can test it and provide
- iNat alledged as source of deadly mushrooms in Australian triple murder . . .
In the Australia’s mushroom murders trial, prosecutors alledge iNaturalist was used by Erin Patterson to locate and collect the toxic death cap mushrooms Amanita phalloides which were cooked into a fatal family lunch This lunch is at the centre of a high-profile triple murder trial in regional Victoria that is under way in the state’s supreme court Three people died in hospital in the
- Inherent conflicts on iNaturalist - General - iNaturalist Community Forum
I just read a huge comment thread on iNaturalist There is a basic internal conflict in iNaturalist, which I currently see expressed in three ways: Engagement vs Data Observers vs Identifiers Moderation (play nice) vs Curation (taxonomy) I actually see all of this as more of a feature than a bug, since iNat is, AFAIK, the most successful citizen science tool ever developed A topic is supposed
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