The new NatureMapr app helps the Atlas of Life and citizen scientists record sightings of local reptiles. Photo of yellow-bellied water skink by Harrison Warne.
If you want to learn about conserving reptiles in our region, Atlas of Life has organised a field naturalist talk at the Tura Marrang Library on Friday, September 2 at 2pm with Geoff Robertson, of Canberra who will talk about using citizen science to learn more.
Mr Robertson is a long time member of the ACT Herpetological Association and has given many presentations on reptiles of South East NSW and Canberra.
The Atlas of Life has just launched its new species recording app and platform NatureMapr, which is based on the Canberra Nature Map and the talk will provide an opportunity to demonstrate how NatureMapr works.
Everyone welcome. More information at atlasoflife.org.au, Facebook @AtlasOfLifeInTheCoastalWilderness.
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