NatureMapr for local government in NSW

Citizen Science package for NSW Councils - $5,500 inc. GST / year

NatureMapr is pleased to offer the following citizen science package for local councils in NSW:

• • Priority species data collection via web form with customisable questions branded with your council logo
  • Priority species data collection via the NatureMapr mobile app
  • Dedicated CSV data export
  • Automated data feed to the NSW BioNet database
  • Records safeguarded by sensitive data handling framework
  • Your council LGA boundary loaded into NatureMapr (E.g. Goulburn Mulwaree Council)
  • Record identification via trusted expert moderator verification workflow + AI
  • Access to NatureMapr data upload tool for uploading records in bulk
  • Access to NatureMapr premium support

Data feed to NSW BioNet database

NatureMapr is working with the NSW Government to establish an automated data feed to the NSW BioNet database.

This feed will allow biodiversity information collected via NSW councils to be expert verified using NatureMapr's trusted expert verification + AI workflow before being uploaded to NSW BioNet where it can be used as trusted records to help inform decision making.

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How is NatureMapr different to iNaturalist?

Testimonials

NatureMapr is a wonderful citizen science data provider, born and bred right here in Canberra. Citizen science records uploaded to NatureMapr are responsible for the identification and rapid control of invasive species across the ACT, as well as the documentation of new species and endangered populations that we are working to protect. Thanks to a hard-working team of volunteer expert moderators, NatureMapr ensures conservation land management decisions in the ACT are based on the best available data.

Bren Burkevics, Executive Group Manager and Conservator Of Flora And Fauna
Environment, Planning and Sustainable Development Directorate, ACT Government

One of the key features of NatureMapr, compared to other Citizen Science platforms, is NatureMapr’s reliance on experienced and expert moderators to confirm the identification of a record. This is important for three main reasons:

• Ensuring native plant and invasive plant look-a-likes are not confused
• Achieving higher data quality for planning control of invasive plant species
• Maintaining data quality for rare or threatened native plant species locations

Steve Taylor, Manager of Invasive Plants Control Program
ACT Parks & Conservation Service and ACT Biosecurity use of NatureMapr for the management of invasive species

Australian made, Australian owned, Australian hosted

NatureMapr is an Australian made and Australian owned innovation that hosts all information on government certified infrastructure in Sydney, Australia.