The world has been gripped by the case of Australian woman Erin Patterson, who was charged with the murder of three people after allegedly serving them a lunch of beef wellington containing poisonous ...

The iNaturalist app and website lets average users participate in citizen science projects and identifies plants and animals from photos. Credit: mashable / vicky leta A Mashable Choice Award is a ...

Many people spend time outdoors gardening, hiking, hunting, farming or simply enjoying nature. Along the way, they often come ...

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- California is one of 36 global biodiversity hot spots - places that are biologically rich but deeply threatened having lost at least 70% of their original native vegetation. So ...

I started using iNaturalist in 2018. I had been using the app, a free citizen science platform that defies easy categorization, to record the wildlife I observed as I traveled. A sort of real-life ...

Be it Eurasian watermilfoil, Asian apple snails, European frog-bit, rusty crayfish or zebra and quagga mussels, a host of invasive species have made their way into Michigan’s lakes, rivers, wetlands ...

Help scientists find out how the natural world reacts when the Sun goes dark Help scientists find out how the natural world reacts when the Sun goes dark In 2012, Elise Ricard was on an Australian ...

The nearly 500,000 users in the iNaturalist network have uploaded over 6.5 million photo observations of more than 120,000 species of plants, animals, insects and fungi. The network provides a ...

Jennifer Rycenga used to get depressed when she thought about the environment. The impacts of climate change made the avid birdwatcher feel powerless. Until a rattlesnake appeared in her path on a ...

Yes, that’s a flip phone pointed at a panda. Why, what does your hike look like? Photo via Twitter/The Atlantic Thursday morning the Atlantic tweeted out a link to a story about iNaturalist, an app ...