Donation campaign 2026
PI@ntNet is much more than an identification tool. Dear Pl@ntNet users, Pl@ntNet thanks you for your unwavering support and help over the years. Now is the time to look back …
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Pl@ntNet is a citizen science project available as an app that helps you identify plants thanks to your pictures.
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!
If you are unable to view the donation form on this page, please click here to open it directly. The Pl@ntNet team is committed to providing a citizen science platform …
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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Air quality, preventing risks from plants, and conserving tropical forests: how Pl@ntNet collaborates with partners around the world
We often say it: Pl@ntNet is much more than a simple plant identification tool. Around the world, and in collaboration with professionals from a wide range of fields, we work …
Come see us at the TDWG 2026 Conference to talk about conservation, data quality and identification performances!
What is the TDWG Conference? The annual TDWG conference is one of the major international events for the community working at the intersection of computer science and biodiversity. Organized every …
When a plant starts to decline, the first thing to know is why. “Diseases & Pests” Pl@ntNet’s feature for identifying threats to your crops
Pl@ntNet aims to provide fast, simple, and collaborative access to botany in everyone’s pocket. This mission of democratizing and co-producing knowledge with our community enables us to take part in …
When computer vision meets ecology: using vegetation archives to improve automated plant communities identification
At the 34th European Vegetation Survey Conference in Clermont-Ferrand, Pl@ntNet PhD student Giulio Martellucci presented new research results showing how historical vegetation-plot data can help artificial intelligence identify plants in …
ADENA: a field-based partner at the heart of conservation and research
Aerial view of the Bagnas Reserve, thanks to Frédéric Larrey A key local stakeholder for biodiversity in Agde ADENA is an association dedicated to nature conservation and environmental awareness, with …
Transforming your observations into scientific knowledge: an interview with Raphaël Benerradi on the use of Pl@ntNet data for research
Could you introduce yourself and tell us about your background? My name is Raphaël Benerradi, and I am a second-year PhD student within the IROKO team at Inria, based at …
Behind the technical scenes of Pl@ntNet: an interview with Mathias Chouet on backend, data and infrastructure
Can you introduce yourself? I am Mathias Chouet, an engineer at Cirad. Within Pl@ntNet, I am responsible for part of the software development, mainly the backend and databases. What does …
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