Record and submit species sightings.

This app enables you to contribute to butterfly conservation.

App designed to record and help the early detection of Asian Hornetin the UK .

The sound of Grasshoppers and Crickets (Orthoptera) singingepitomises warm summer days. However, Orthoptera and relatedinsects are not well recorded in the UK and so scientists havelittle information about their distribution and abundance. Thisinformation is vital for us to discern changes in population ordistribution due to changes in the environment such as land use andclimate change. This guide will make it easy for you to identifyand record the grasshoppers and crickets you find. The app featureslots of information about each species, high quality imagegalleries and also sound files of each vocal species so that youcan identify them by call. The app also features associated insectssuch as the earwigs, stick insects and cockroaches.

Submit wildlife sightings, add to our species knowledge of Wales

Recording of ladybirds across Europe.

The iMammalia App is designed to encourage recording of mammals inthe wild.

With the Ozone Injury app you can - learn to recognise symptomsofozone injury, - see examples of injury on common plants, -submitrecords of ozone injury to the database at the Centre forEcology& Hydrology, - contribute to pollution monitoringandscientific research. To send records you need to registerthroughthe app and confirm your email address. The records youenter areattributed to you and may be used in, anonymised form, tosupportscientific research or for display on our website. Eachrecord cancontain details of - location, - date, - recorder, - theaffectedspecies, - details of the injury, - recent weatherconditions, -recent pollution levels, - a photograph The locationis acquiredautomatically from GPS. Records may be marked assensitive if youdo not wish the exact location to be made publiclyavailable.