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Web interface Local portals Main interface Getting started Registration Logging in Deleting your account My account: E-mail, password and Customisation Personal data E-mail and password Website customisation My personal card Take part: Submitting records Step 1/3: Approximate choice of a site Step 2/3: Precise site choice Step 3/3: Transmit my sighting Protocols Projects* Editing records* Deleting records Browsing records* As an unregistered user As a registered user Exporting your data* Importing your data* Free area tool* Navigating the map* Codes and symbols* Species partially hidden* Geometry editor* Analysis* Gallery Sound player Modules* Mortality Module Rarity Committee (RC) Module* Colony Module* Bearded vulture Module* Profile* Statistics* Actuality maps* Polygon analysis* data.biolovision.net Introduction* Browsing records* Export records* Ephemeris* FAQ*

Mobile interface NaturaList for Android Getting started Downloading the application Registration Logging in Preferences Submitting records Directly in the field Later With a detailed list With a simple list Synchronisation Create object Additional information panel Protocols* Projects* Editing (and deleting) records Editing records Editing lists Editing protocols Deleting records Browsing records* On starting the application* Through the menu* Accessing records' details* Create an object* Sharing records* Sound recorder Navigating the map Shortcuts Additional information cheatsheet* Entering records from the gallery* Sharing the application Terms and conditions* Privacy policy* FAQ* NaturaList for iOS FAQ*

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Biolovision citizen science ecosystem documentation

The mobile application Naturalist and their web-based counterparts are digital tools that enable amateur naturalists and professionals alike to record and share in real time biodiversity data for large-scale studies on nature conservation and biodiversity monitoring. As in any other project based in citizen science, the free and voluntary participation of naturalists, as well as sharing the data collected, allows to build huge data bases in record times enabling scientists to act promptly against biodiversity loss. Besides, huge data bases allow more options and flexibility in the data collection process, which complement the scientific way of collecting data.

The tools can be used very simply by regular registered users for recording occasionally or by lists data in the field, sharing it with other users, or do it afterwards at home.

More specific and professional tools are also available, under some condition (like having a local portal and having local administrators), with a lot of specialized function like special tools for protocols, specific statistics, news and so on.

A majority of data and map restitutions are "live" ones, always renewed with the new data entered.

All products are developed by Biolovision Sàrl, based in Ardon, Switzerland.