iNaturalist is frequently mentioned in a variety of local news outlets. We suggest searching Google News for recent examples. Below are some notable examples of broader media coverage about iNaturalist.
More than 78,000 observations recorded using the iNaturalist Canada platform
This spring people can help contain invasive species that threaten Manitoba’s grasslands and rangelands.
‘People that are seeing all these increases in animals can be contributing that data so we can be tracking what species are moving where and it's a really great way to learn'
Increased sightings of wildlife have been occurring all across Canada, according to James Page of the Canadian Wildlife Federation.
You don't have to travel far to make new discoveries.
Citizen science apps are like real-life Pokemon Go, and help save species at risk, scientists say
iNaturalist.org is a joint initiative of the California Academy of Sciences and theNational Geographic Society.
iNaturalist Canada is led by the Canadian Wildlife Federation (CWF) along with Parks Canada, NatureServe Canada and the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM), which collectively make up the iNaturalist Canada Steering Committee.
You can visit us at: iNaturalist.ca c/o The Canadian Wildlife Federation 350 Michael Cowpland Dr. Kanata, Ontario K2M 2W1
You can email us at inaturalist@cwf-fcf.org.
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iNaturalist est fréquemment mentionné dans les médias locaux. Nous vous suggérons de chercher dans Google News pour des exemples récents. Voici quelques exemples (en anglais) de la couverture médiatique d’iNaturalist.
More than 78,000 observations recorded using the iNaturalist Canada platform
This spring people can help contain invasive species that threaten Manitoba’s grasslands and rangelands.
‘People that are seeing all these increases in animals can be contributing that data so we can be tracking what species are moving where and it's a really great way to learn'
Increased sightings of wildlife have been occurring all across Canada, according to James Page of the Canadian Wildlife Federation.
You don't have to travel far to make new discoveries.
Citizen science apps are like real-life Pokemon Go, and help save species at risk, scientists say
iNaturalist.org est une initiative conjointe de la California Academy of Sciences et de la National Geographic Society.
iNaturalist Canada est dirigé par la Fédération canadienne de la faune (FCF), en collaboration avec Parcs Canada, NatureServe Canada et le Musée royal de l'Ontario; ils forment ensemble le comité directeur d’iNaturalist Canada.
Pour nous visiter : iNaturalist.ca a/s Fédération canadienne de la faune 350, promenade Michael-Cowpland Kanata (Ontario) K2M 2W1
Pour nous joindre par courriel inaturalist@cwf-fcf.org.
Si vous souhaitez utiliser notre image de marque pour des fins médiatiques ou pour créer un lien sur votre site vers nous, veuillez nous écrire.
iNaturalist n’est pas propriétaire des photos que les utilisateurs affichent sur le site; elles appartiennent aux personnes qui les ont téléversées. Pour plus de détails à propos de l’utilisation de photos, consultez notre FAQ.