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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.

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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.
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A Community for Naturalists · iNaturalist
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Where your curiosity contributes to science., With iNaturalist, you can:, The power of community science, Every observation tells a story, Download the iNaturalist app, Explore species worldwide, Under 13? Download Seek!, Get our monthly newsletter!, FAQs
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A Community for Naturalists · iNaturalist Search Explore Community People Projects Journal Posts More Taxa Info Guides Places Site Stats Help Getting Started Understanding Projects Educator's Guide Video Tutorials Curator Guide Donate Explore Community People Projects Journal Posts More Search Taxa Info Guides Places Site Stats Help Getting Started Understanding Projects Educator's Guide Video Tutorials Curator Guide Donate Donate Log In or Sign Up Where your curiosity contributes to science. Identify plants, animals, fungi, and more while adding to a living atlas of life on Earth. Join the community Free, nonprofit, community-powered. With iNaturalist, you can: Identify plants, animals, fungi, & more Track species you've seen worldwide Discover nature nearby Contribute to real science Learn from a global community of naturalists The power of community science Rediscovering long-lost species The Frosted Phoenix moth hadn't been spotted in decades and was once thought extinct — until a tourist in New Zealand spotted it by accident. Seen by pav_johnsson in New Zealand Discovering new-to-science species Inimia nat — abbreviated to I. nat — is a new-to-science mantis species found by a woman in Australia walking in her neighborhood. Seen by glendawalter in Australia Protecting local ecosystems A group of local volunteers in California came together through iNaturalist to protect migrating amphibians crossing a busy road. Seen by tcuriel in United States Read more stories Every ob
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