Pl@ntNet opens up to collaborative translation!
Following the growing interest of many Pl@ntNet users to benefit from the application in their own languages, a collaboration with POEditor has been implemented! We hope that this collaboration will …
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Pl@ntNet is a citizen science project available as an app that helps you identify plants thanks to your pictures. This project is part of the Floris’Tic initiative
How ? Why ?
How ? Why ?
How to easily use the app? Why sharing my observations is so important? Become a responsible citizen with the Pl@ntNet project. First of all, Pl@ntNet is a system based on image …
Pl@ntNet needs you!
Pl@ntNet needs you!
Pl@ntNet is a research and educational initiative on plant biodiversity supported by Agropolis Foundation since 2009. The sustainability of this initiative, which requires human and technological means, can only be assured …
Microprojects: create tomorrow’s Pl@ntNet
Microprojects: create tomorrow’s Pl@ntNet
You already know the projects, whether geographical as USA or thematic as useful plants, but what differentiates them from microprojects? It’s the scale. Let me explain with this illustration.
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Discover the world flora, and visualize the species around your location
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Enlightened amateurs and Botanists from all over the world, Pl@ntNet belongs to you!
The essential story of Pl@ntNet is the story of people convinced that knowledge and education are powerful levers to reinforce the consideration of biodiversity in all human activities. They allow …
A new donation campaign to allow Pl@ntNet to continue the adventure!
Pl@ntNet, more than just a mobile application, is a major participatory science project enabling scientists from around the world to better understand plant biodiversity and to study the best ways …
How does Pl@ntNet help the Lewa WildLife Conservatory to fight against invasive species?
The Lewa Wildlife Conservatory, in northern Kenya, is a successful conservation model that has been balancing tourism and natural resource protection for several decades. Like many protected natural areas, however, …
Your Pl@ntNet data integrated into GBIF
The most reliable observations from Pl@ntNet are now integrated into the GBIF international database. The GBIF-Global Biodiversity Information Facility-is an international network and research infrastructure funded by the world’s governments …
10 years of Pl@ntNet: the collaborative platform becomes sustainable by creating an open consortium
Ten years after the launch of the first collaborative plant identification platform used by millions of people, its four founding members (CIRAD, INRAE, Inria, and IRD) have just set up …
A book to thank you (and to advance research)
This book, entitled “Multimedia Tools and Applications for Environmental & Biodiversity Informatics” focuses on the latest and most impactful advancements of multimedia data globally available for environmental and earth biodiversity. …
Automatic recognition of birds and plants becomes more and more simple – Results from the 2018 edition of LifeClef
Every year since 2011, our team is helping to organize an international machine learning competition to improve our knowledge about automatic life recognition: LifeCLEF. Over the years, teams from around …
Predict invasive plant distribution with Pl@ntNet to manage them better
You may forget it by using it, but Pl@ntNet is a citizen science project. The data collected in the application is used to make the research go forward. Today, it’s …
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