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Plants, animals and invaders of coastal south-west Victoria

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J. Sherwood
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Presented By Glenelg Hopkins CMA
Goal Capture community observations of plants and animals
Task Collect and store plant and animal sightings
Where Global, anywhere on the planet
Description

This ongoing project site is for collecting and storing community observations of plants and animals of south-west Victoria's coastal and near coastal environments.

Information submitted to this site will be periodically checked to assist catchment managers deliver projects and programs.
Android App URL https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=au.org.ala.mobile.ozatlas#?t=W251bGwsMSwxLDIxMiwiYXUub3JnLmFsYS5tb2JpbGUub3phdGxhcyJd
iOS App URL https://itunes.apple.com/au/app/ozatlas/id509021205
Materials List Personal safety equipment ( eg. hat, sunscreen, water, gaiters and sturdy boots), GPS enabled smart mobile device, Field guides
Ideal Age Group Elementary school (6 - 10 years), Middle school (11 - 13 years), High school (14 - 17 years), Graduate students, Adults, Families, Seniors
Ideal Frequency Per week
Average Time An hour or so
Tags coastal, discovery bay, discovery bay coastal park, estuary, glenelg, lower glenelg, lower glenelg national park, south-west victoria
Project Updated 05/23/2018