I was listening to Unexpected Elements, which frequently travels interesting tangents, when they gave a nice mention to iNaturalist at around 10 minutes. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/w3ct5q1m

They consistently said “plants and animals”, “animals and plants” or similar. That only accounts for 91.6% of observations.

Weeelll, iNat is all about learning about biodiversity so maybe we can all help them with that.

I guess that didn’t register at 3 AM. However, I am amazed at the number of people about who bird watch, bug watch, enjoy the spring flowers, etc. who do not know about iNat, so in my opinion getting the word out there doesn’t hurt. If I recall she did mention it was a free app, which is one of th…

Nice mention on BBC

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Nice mention on BBC

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