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Living Record
Online environmental recording
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for Hants Plants |
It provides you with your own records system and access to a selection of distribution maps.
Your records form part of the big picture which is used nationally and locally to understand species distribution
and population trends, to identify key sites and to develop conservation plans.
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Living Record for Farm Clusters
Living Record is a potent conservation-support tool for any organisation managing land.
It works the same for farm groups as it does for other organisations like wildlife trusts, National Trust estates and local councils.
Living Record is a potent conservation-support tool for any organisation managing land.
It works the same for farm groups as it does for other organisations like wildlife trusts, National Trust estates and local councils.
Living Record for Moth Recorders
A presentation given to the Dorset Moth Group.
A presentation given to the Dorset Moth Group.
Projects-based Recording...
Anyone can now set up their own personal recording projects and invite their friends to join in.
If you work for a conservation organisation:
- You can also share your Project with your team.
- If you associate a Project with your sites, you can even make it Public so that all recorders can add records.
If you work for a conservation organisation:
- You can also share your Project with your team.
- If you associate a Project with your sites, you can even make it Public so that all recorders can add records.
Recording for a purpose or using a particular method?
- Use a Project to distinguish these records from other records.
- Use a Project to distinguish these records from other records.
Want to work co-operatively with fellow recorders?
- Set up a personal Project and invite friends or volunteers to join as Guest Recorders.
- Set up a personal Project and invite friends or volunteers to join as Guest Recorders.
Use a stand alone project with its own location markers for ongoing monitoring e.g. reptile tins and butterfly transects.
Projects provide context and add value to records. Negative records make little sense without context e.g. no reptiles under a tin.
The Project name is included in downloads and Review & Download can show just the records for a Project.
The Project name is included in downloads and Review & Download can show just the records for a Project.
Organisations can review records for their sites. Using Projects, they can review records anywhere.
Projects can have their own checklists of target species and a saved map for each survey area.
We passed 1,500,000 records late in 2019.