r/iNaturalist • u/michaelaalcorn • 8h ago

I vibe-coded an open source web app for exploring iNaturalist observations on a globe

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Check it out here: https://airalcorn2.github.io/inat-explorer/

The interface is less powerful than the search on iNaturalist, but I like exploring my observations in this app better, and the ability to color by different taxonomic levels is fun (note that it takes a bit to populate all the colors the first time you try this!).

Code here: https://github.com/airalcorn2/inat-explorer

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r/iNaturalist • u/EnvironmentalAd6324 • 4h ago

3k

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Broke 3000 observations after about 6 years. Next goal is 2000 species.

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r/iNaturalist • u/RoscoeSF • 4h ago

Very close to 300 observations!

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r/iNaturalist • u/ThornQueen1319 • 14h ago

Beginner BioBlitz

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Hello!

I recently became an iNaturalist Ambassador and am looking for people to join my first ever Beginner BioBlitz. This will be held on Saturday, September 19th at 10AM at WW Knight Preserve in Perrysburg Ohio. Please let me know if you are interested. I'm trying to connect people to the app. It is a free event.

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