The aim of this project is to involve community members in the early detection and reporting of weeds so that ACT government and NSW council weeds officers can respond quickly to minimise the potential spread of problem weeds.

We aim to document the natural world to species level, increase our individual and collective knowledge, sharing our information and learnings with the broader community. We work across tenures from protected areas, including national and marine parks, to private land and everything in between.

Use NatureMapr app to collect Eucalypt sightings and record plant health

To facilitate BCT landholders to collect biodiversity data on their properties and increase our collective understanding of biodiversity across NSW.

Create an atlas of mosquitoes in NSW and their emergence patterns.Help people understand the impact of Mozzies in their area.Engage school students in real science.Test trapping and monitoring techniques for use in developing regions.

The Royal National Park and Environs Biodiversity Survey has been running since 1996. It’s a collaborative project: participants share the work of measuring and monitoring some important elements of the biodiversity of Royal National Park and the surrounding Hacking River catchment.

This project aims to collect and aggregate information on the known distribution, availability and redistribution methods of weed biological control agents in Australia.

This project aims to collect and aggregate information on the known distribution, availability and redistribution methods of weed biological control agents in Australia. This will help to enhance community knowledge and adoption of biological control and enable its benefits to be enjoyed by more peo