Pl@ntNet is a citizen science project available as an app that helps you identify plants thanks to your pictures.
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 …
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 …
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.
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 …
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 …
Last week, Pl@ntNet was invited by the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew (UK) to take part in its 2026 Symposium. On this occasion, our colleagues at Kew unveiled their flagship report, …
Last week, we told you about the group of expert users who are working together to correct errors on the platform, one species at a time. But what should you …
Pl@ntNet is a citizen science platform that develops and uses an AI-based plant identification tool. However, like any AI model, Pl@ntNet is not infallible: to maintain its performance over time, …
Pl@ntNet is often associated with its plant identification system, which is indeed its most visible and widely recognized feature. However, the platform now relies on three closely connected components: an …
The One Forest Vision initiative continues to roll out Pl@ntNet in new regions. As part of this effort, a first training session on the use of the application in the …
The Pl@ntNet platform is reaching a new level of recognition with an interview published by The Conversation. On this occasion, Pierre Bonnet and Alexis Joly take a detailed look back …
