On GBIF there is a free to use (!!) dataset with all the official Dutch names of all species occuring in the Netherlands: Dutch Species Register Dataset (in the .zip-file there is a list with ‘Vernacular_Names.csv’ which contains the Dutch names).
Can this list please be added to INaturalist? Because a lot of Dutch names are missing at the moment.
After removing the synonyms, 19386 (!!) accepted Dutch names are in the list.
You can find the cleaned list (=species without Dutch names removed & not accepted synonym Dutch names removed) here: Dutch Species Names GBIF.csv.
Subspecies are coded ’ Abax carinatus porcatus ’ in this cleaned .csv-file. If you need a file where they are coded ’ Abax carinatus ssp. porcatus’, then please let me know!
It would be really really great if these Dutch names could be added to INaturalist. It will certainly make INaturalist more popular in the Dutch speaking countries.
Thanks for all the help.
Thomas
“The Dutch Species Register provides a current and comprehensive overview of Dutch biodiversity. It is based on numerous published papers, reports, books and checklists provided by experts, covering all aspects of the Dutch flora and fauna. The Dutch Species Register combines this information into an authoritative and frequently updated national checklist.”
“you can download and use this checklist for any project in need of a (complete or partial) list of species occurring in The Netherlands. While not explicitly required by the license, we do appreciate seeing nice examples of how the checklist is used. You are welcome to contact us via e-mail*”
Which year ? Publisced in 2020 ?
But the list itself is from 2017?
I prefer the same names as used in observation.org/waarneming.nl which is more modern
Creuwels J, Pieterse S (2020). Checklist Dutch Species Register - Nederlands Soortenregister. Naturalis Biodiversity Center. Checklist dataset https://doi.org/10.15468/rjdpzy accessed via GBIF.org on 2020-06-03.
Die dataset op GBIF loopt echter al even achter (wordt niet real-time ververst).
Bij deze mail voeg ik een recente export (zojuist gemaakt) van alle taxa uit www.nederlandsesoorten.nl (rang regio t/m ondersoort) en de Nederlandse namen (kolom F). Ik hoop dat jullie daar iets aan hebben. Mochten er vragen over zijn, horen we dat graag.
Wij werken samen met Waarneming.nl en leveren hen ook af en toe exports van de namen (vaak van specifieke deelgroepen zoals insecten, op hun verzoek). De lijsten van Waarneming.nl en Soortenregister lopen niet 1-op-1 synchroon denk ik (dat zou idealiter wel het geval moeten zijn, maar dat terzijde).
The Dutch names of Observado.org are, for plants at least, well maintained. I am responable for the scientific names and Dutch names.there. I think they are free to use, because downloadble.
I do not know. It can be done manually but sometimes batches are executed. I advise you to start with rating the apps for Android and iPhone with five stars.
And boutela should have a template ‘‘Templates for bulk imports to iNaturalist.xlsx’’ for it.
As told before it is in this hidden thread. @bouteloua do you have link to ‘‘Templates for bulk imports to iNaturalist.xlsx’’?
-If the taxon already has a common name in this lexon the row is skipped.
-If the scientfic name does not match a taxon in iNaturalist the row is skipped.
Thanks! Probably it was Carrie who created this Excelsheet, not Bouteloua…
@streepvaren If you want to import common names the format must be equal to the second tab, ‘‘Common names’’
Unfortunately the document you sent us uses semicolons and not commas, and we need a true comma separated CSV document. Can you please send us a properly formatted CSV?
Waar kan ik de recente export uit nederlandsesoorten.nl vinden die u zojuist maakte? Ik zou hem graag invoeren in de template die ik een paar forumposts verder kreeg.
Feature Requests are asking for a change in how iNat itself works, not about a particular use of its existing functionality, which is what I think this request is.