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Join up the NatureSpots App

Observing and learning about nature is fun. In the NatureSpots App you can put up kind of nature sightings - from species to habitats. Join up and help building a biodiversity data set and share your photos!

Do you have already a SPOTTERON Account?
Log in here the NatureSpots App.

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Share and map your nature photos

Do you love nature? We do, too! In the NatureSpots App you can find like-minded people sharing their adventures. Post your nature photos on the map in the App and share your love of nature with the community!

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No trackers, no advertising

We do not want to sell you anything. Your personal data in the App is save and you choose what to share and which name to use. We do not include trackers and there are no ads - because digital privacy ethics matter!

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NatureSpots - the new App for Nature and Biodiversity Spotting

NSP LogoCircle 120pxOn the NatureSpots App, you can join a growing community of nature lovers and enthusiasts and contribute your own sightings! The App's community will help you identifying species of animals, plants or even mushrooms and you can share photos of habitats and natural landscapes with others. Join up and download the free App for Android or iOS now or start sharing your love about nature in the NatureSpots map here on this website!

★ NatureSpots lets you put your nature observations on the map ★ NatureSpots is 100% community-driven ★ NatureSpots is free and without ads ★ NatureSpots is independent and non-profit ★ NatureSpots respects your privacy and is an European project 

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Hey, do you love Nature?

Observing and learning about nature is fun and can help to protect our environment. In the NatureSpots App, you can put up all kinds of nature sightings - from species to habitats. Join up and help to build a biodiversity data set and share your photos!

JOIN THE COMMUNITY

Create your account or download the NatureSpots App for your Smartphone now to join the community!

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Step 1: Citizen Science App Download

App Download

Download and install the free App on your Android device or on your iPhone via the App Stores linked below.
Step 2: Register your SPOTTERON Citizen Science user account

Register

After the start of the App, you can register your own user account on the platform with just your eMail address.
Step 3: Login and contribute in the Citizen Science App

Start!

Start observing! You are automatically logged-in after registering and you can add your first observation right away!
 
Get the App for your smartphone here or open the map in your browser: Badge App Download Android Badge App Download iPhone Open map

Download and print the NatureSpot card!

Wanna add some measurement to your nature observations? Download the NatureSpots Card and print it at home! You can hold it into the picture you take on your smartphone to add a sense of size to your animal, plant, or fungi observation. The grayscale brightness indicators can additionally help with providing a reference for the exposure of your picture.

Print your card today, it fits perfectly in a wallet or you can even glue it on your banking-card cover to have the card ready when you need it. Easy!

Download the Card (PDF)

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Latest Observations in the NatureSpots App

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Hainschwebfliege (Episyrphus balteatus) auf Kokardenblume
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Urban & Gardens spotted by Franz
Artenreich
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Animals spotted by Franz
Siebenpunkt-Marienkäfer oder Siebenpunkt (Coccinella septempunctata) auf Schlehdorn (Prunus spinosa).
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Plants spotted by Franz
Blattfärbung 50% bei der Baum-Hasel (Corylus colurna)
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Freshwater spotted by Baiba
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Mixing bird species...
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Animals spotted by Danny VG
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Animals spotted by Danny VG
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Animals spotted by Danny VG
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Animals spotted by Danny VG
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Animals spotted by Danny VG
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Animals spotted by Danny VG
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Animals spotted by Danny VG
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Animals spotted by Danny VG
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Urban & Gardens spotted by Franz
Der eigene Garten kann nicht nur Gemüse- und Obstgarten, sondern auch Wildkräuter- und Naturgarten sein. Er ist Speisekammer, Lebensraum, Rückzugsort für Mensch und Tier. Rote Rüben (Beta vulgaris), Erdbeeren (Fragaria), Äpfel (Malus domestica), Schwarzer Holunder (Sambucus nigra), Borretsch ( Borago officinalis), Kohl-Gänsedistel (Sonchus oleraceus), Weg-Distel (Carduus acanthoides), Tagetes, … und verschiedene Gräser haben ihren Platz. Nur Wege werden regelmäßig, der Rest wird zweimal im Jahr gemäht.
Urban & Gardens - Nature Spots App

Animals spotted by Franz
Mistbiene, Schlammbiene oder Scheinbienen-Keilfleckschwebfliege (Eristalis tenax) auf Weg-Distel (Carduus acanthoides)
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Animals spotted by Franz
Westliche Honigbiene (Apis mellifera) auf Borretsch (Borago officinalis)
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Animals spotted by Franz
Bei ca. 10*C besucht eine Mistbiene, Schlammbiene oder Scheinbienen-Keilfleckschwebfliege (Eristalis tenax) eine Kohl-Gänsedistel Sonchus oleraceus
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Plants spotted by Mamabird
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Animals spotted by Renate
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Animals spotted by Max
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Plants spotted by Max
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Animals spotted by Danny VG
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Animals spotted by Danny VG
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Animals spotted by Danny VG
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Animals spotted by Danny VG
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Animals spotted by Danny VG
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Animals spotted by Danny VG
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Animals spotted by Danny VG
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Animals spotted by Danny VG
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Animals spotted by Danny VG
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Animals spotted by Danny VG
Bakterien scheinen Ursache für hohe Sterblichkeit bei Blaumeisen in Deutschland zu sein: „Vermutlich auch nach Flandern ausgebreitet“ Auffallend viele Blaumeisen sterben in diesem Frühjahr in Deutschland. Die Vögel scheinen mit einem Bakterium infiziert zu sein, das hauptsächlich die Atemwege der Vögel befällt. Es handelt sich also nicht um einen Virus. Auch für Menschen und Haustiere sind die Bakterien ungefährlich. Das Bakterium hat sich wahrscheinlich bereits nach Belgien ausgebreitet. Der Vogelschutz Flandern ruft dazu auf, tote Meisen in unserem Land zu melden, damit die Ausbreitung der Vogelseuche auch in unserem Land kartiert werden kann. Denny Baert, Marjan Temmerman Update Freitag, 24. April 2020 14:33 Uhr Fr, 24. April 2020 11:58
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Get the free App!

NatureSpots is a non-profit and 100% community-driven project. We run it because we love to discover our world and share our findings with others. The app does not contain any ads and we do not get money from this project at all. Download the App on your Smartphone and join up!

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Want to partner up for a new biodiversity experience?

We are looking for partners, who are interested in biodiversity data, Citizen Science and being part of a modern and unique app. NatureSpots App is running on the SPOTTERON Citizen Science platform and provides a wide range of interactive features. For partners, we can provide communication tools, access to the data administration interface and download of occurrence records without any costs.

Please get in contact via office@spotteron.net if you are interested in joining NatureSpots with your organization! Let's talk about the future of biodiversity monitoring and how we can work best together!