Also you could check-out: iNaturalist app for Encyclopedia of Life (EOL) http://eol.org/info/334
Project Noah mobile app - You could "create a mission" to have folks work on your project. http://www.projectnoah.org/mobile They may serve your needs for an app, but you could still specify your particular interests to those you recruit. Or at least perhaps they provide a useful template for creating your own app. Cheers, Kristen Emmett On Mon, Nov 19, 2012 at 9:16 PM, Chris Lortie <[email protected]> wrote: > Dear Ecolog, > > My colleagues and I were recently fretting over how to secure funding to > buy more cameras > to record arthropod visitations to specific plants. We were chatting about > it and suddenly > realized that every smartphone now has a relatively high resolution > camera. If we wanted to > build an immense observation library of insects in general in different > places, > everyone/anyone that saw a neat bug could stop, record it, and upload it > to youtube. I > suspect there are also apps to this effect. If you have any ideas how we > could best do this, > i.e. how to set up a youtube channel etc or build an app, please pop me an > email. > > Here is a link to site a built just to get the ball rolling: > http://www.bugcam.org > cheers, > chris. >
