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in #natures7 years ago

As a terms and a conditions, if they are using it solely for the promotion of the observations, that makes sense. It is an educational project, so they need the rights to be able to publish the observations made publicly. What do you see as the problem.

The part I like about it is that you can create a geographical project in one place. I find this extremely educational to understand not just the plants and animals of the area, but to start understand how different elements (such as temperature, weather changes, climate change, etc.) affect them. Plus, it provides reference material that can be used by other groups and organizations.

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Fair enough.
Good points all and crowd-sourcing is a good way to share ideas. Sorry for sounding a bit skeptical, happy to look into it more.

i'm also skeptical about projects of listing and mapping to 'help the resource managers' ...

Ok cool. Thats @artofwisdom.

Good to know that I am not alone at being skeptical (aka n = 1). It probably is a well thought out idea that is being run by a good organization, but...

I understand being skeptical, I can be that way as well. :)