374-Build a more complete picture of the wildlife in your local area
Build a more complete picture of the wildlife in your local area https://forum.inaturalist.org/t/a-tool-to-help-you-fill-local-data-gaps-easily-missed/37575 "Easily Missed" is a tool to help iNaturalist recorders identify local gaps in species records. The tool builds a list of species that have been recorded in your region (within 5km of where you are). The tool then helps you prioritise species to fill data gaps by determining which of these species haven't been recorded in your local area (within 1km). By filling local data gaps you'll boost your area's "doughnut score"; the percentage of species recorded locally compared to the wider region. The +/- numbers indicate change over the past 30 days.
https://forum.inaturalist.org/t/a-tool-to-help-you-fill-local-data-gaps-easily-missed/37575
Chrome browser extension about the same topic on other sites. Example Inaturalist.
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Build a more complete picture of the wildlife in your local area
"Easily Missed" is a tool to help iNaturalist recorders identify local gaps in species records. The tool builds a list of species that have been recorded in your region (within 5km of where you are). The tool then helps you prioritise species to fill data gaps by determining which of these species haven't been recorded in your local area (within 1km). By filling local data gaps you'll boost your area's "doughnut score"; the percentage of species recorded locally compared to the wider region. The +/- numbers indicate change over the past 30 days.
https://www.labor.uevora.pt/en/atlas-das-aves-invernantes-e-migradoras-de-portugal/ O primeiro Atlas das Aves Invernantes e Migradoras de Portugal é uma obra que deve orgulhar quem nela participou. Foi um projecto de muitos ornitólogos, amadores e profissionais. Cada um, à sua medida, deu um contributo significativo para o maior trabalho ornitológico colectivo dos últimos 10 anos. O trabalho de campo produziu quase quatro mil horas de censo e 150 mil registos, cobrindo três quartos do território nacional, só nas visitas sistemáticas. No total foram registadas mais de 400 espécies de aves. São resultados extraordinários, para um projecto de âmbito nacional, cujo trabalho de campo decorreu em apenas dois anos.
Esta obra foi co-financiada pelo Fundo EDP para a Biodiversidade 2010 e envolveu as seguintes entidades: Sociedade Portuguesa para o Estudo das Aves, LabOr- Laboratório de Ornitologia, ICAAM, Universidade de Évora, Instituto da Conservação da Natureza e das Florestas, Instituto das Florestas e Conservação da Natureza, Secretaria Regional da Energia, Ambiente e Turismo (Açores), e Associação Portuguesa de Anilhadores de Aves.
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