Got a smartphone? The Wildlife Sanctuary needs your help!
The Great Southern BioBlitz is an international period of intense biological surveying in an attempt to record all living species within several designated project areas across the Southern Hemisphere.
As part of this, the Nangak Tamboree Wildlife Sanctuary at our Bundoora campus will be once again be running a project to discover as many living things as possible throughout the Nangak Tamboree corridor at La Trobe University, Darebin Creek corridor and throughout the Cities of Darebin and Banyule.
In order for this to be possible, the Nangak Tamboree Wildlife Sanctuary team need your help!
Here’s how to get involved:
- Download the iNaturalist app (available on Google Play and the App store)
- Create an account
- Join our project on iNaturalist to be in the running to win a prize for most species observed!
- Get outside and take photos of living things between 24-27 November
- Upload your sightings via the iNaturalist app
Anyone is eligible to take part in this event. Whether you head out for a full day of making observations in the bush or just record the spider living on your ceiling. It all counts!
Find out more and join our project using your iNaturalist account.
Important: For observations to contribute to our project (and to your species total), they must be taken within the Nangak Tamboree project area. You can see a map of this area on the project page.
Nangak Tamboree Wildlife Sanctuary will be running a series of events during the Bioblitz. Take a look at our Eventbrite page to see what's on.
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