Recently my favourite project is the one-day Worldwide BioBlitzt aimed to support Ukrainian naturalists. The project is scheduled to be active only on August 24th, the 31st anniversary of Ukraine’s independence, and is adjusted “only for members”. There is no restriction for taxa and place. Join us to express your support for human rights to PEACE and FREEDOM.
https://www.inaturalist.org/projects/independence-day-of-ukraine-2022
Natalia,
Can you write the project name and describe it succinctly in the text.
Alone “This is an important project” , may not attract many.
Looks like @susanne-kasimir and @odonataly have shared the same project within a few hours of one another. A little more information about the purpose or focus of the project would be nice.
Done!
[Arthropod Ecology in Action, [Arthropod Faces, [ARThropod. · iNaturalist], [Beetles with pollen · iNaturalist], [Animal Architecture · iNaturalist], [Specific animal-plant interactions · iNaturalist]
All with arthropods and I want to work with them.
I recently found the Organisms Caught in Spiderwebs project and thought it was interesting, though it doesn’t have very many observations. Though maybe we can change that? :)
welcome to the forums , and hope you have a good time here. 
My project :), in all seriousness I think once to complete my project will be truly interesting as it shows how industrialization affects bird diversity. This project could help predict how bird diversity will change in the future as further industrialization occurs.
Can you give us a link?
I recently found a project called Decomposition in Action which focuses on rotting organic matter; plants, fungi, and animals are all included. I think it could be useful tool for help in identifying largely decomposed organisms as well as giving us a view on how organic matter breaks down over time.
Currently, it only has two members, me and the project’s creator. If you’re interested in dead stuff, I think you should join!
Hello all! It’s your friendly neighborhood niche-project hoarder here to resurrect this post!
So we’ve all seen those projects for things like iNatting in urban areas, around businesses, etc. But what if those topics are of interest to you even though you live somewhere that’s not urban? Need a hotspot for human activity for iNatting in your tiny little hometown? Allow me to suggest gas stations, which can be found in even the most remote of civilizations!
I have started my newest and second ( to Arthropod Faces ) project, Organisms Found at Gas Stations! It’s exactly what it sounds like. I just created it today so anyone here is free to join and share your observations. :)
Just fount this one today, after searching for projects with “blurry” in the description:
Cape protea mouse or a sengi
Geralds of the World – my very favorite (but don’t click on Gerald itself)
For identification:
Found Feathers
Galls of North America
Leafminers of North America
Skulls and Bones
Recording more specific issues:
Amazing Aberrants
Banded Birds
Bird-Window Collisions
Birds with Deformed Beaks
Built Environment
Dead Birds
Epivehicular Entities
Global Roadkill Survey (There are also roadkill projects for many continents, countries, and states/provinces)
Mating Behavior
Microscopy
Molluscan Mycophagy
Molting Birds
North American Animal Tracks Database
Pollinator Associations
Rosettes of Dicots
Scatology
seeds and fruits
Wildlife Diseases: Morbidity and Mortality
Just fun:
Birds Looking Straight Ahead
Blue! ( https://www.inaturalist.org/projects/blue )
Ignore the Elephant Seal
Seems like the plain “Pollinators” project would fit.
Sometimes I have moments where I’m suddenly reminded why I love this website. This was one of them lol!
I created a new project this morning that I’m hoping will collect some valuable observations. Native and Introduced Species Interactions.
(If a similar project already exists, I’d like to know so that I don’t duplicate a concept. I tried to search a little but couldn’t find a match.)