Identify, investigate and verify nature around you.
Use photos, words, voice, location, habitat, season, signs, field notes and trusted databases to research plants, fungi, animals and ecosystems.
Garden & Wildlife
Scan nature. Discover what surrounds you.
Cannabis botanical reference
Explore research specimens, visible plant structures and licensed figures. Study-reported names are kept separate from botanical identity and laboratory chemistry.
Open reference library & data log →Wildlife batch review
Bring in SpeciesNet or MegaDetector/AddaxAI still-image results, or add the current Garden photo. Compare the original photos in your camera-trap tool before confirming or correcting a proposal.
Results stay in this tab’s memory. Reloading clears them. An export contains proposals and your review notes, without photos, original filenames, paths or imported GPS. Avoid putting sensitive locations or private knowledge in event names or notes.
Up to 200 still-image records / 2 MiB, including exported review data. Save an export before replacing a batch. No model runs or image uploads happen here.
Tools for other evidence
SpeciesNet and AddaxAI can produce supported batch outputs outside this app. For individual matching, use Wildbook; for video tracking, see TRex. NatureLM-audio supports bioacoustic research. These are external tools with their own data policies; this workspace does not record audio, track animals, infer stress, or connect satellite data.
Search trusted sources directly
Global biodiversity sources are always available. Canadian and Manitoba legal/status sources appear only when you explicitly enter that jurisdiction. Confirm regulated status and safety with the responsible local authority.
GBIF
Scientific occurrence records, datasets and range evidence
eBird
Bird observations, seasonality, maps, photos and sounds
Merlin Bird ID
Bird identification support using visual and sound evidence
Pl@ntNet
Photo-based plant identification and citizen science
Nature safety
Never eat a wild plant, berry or mushroom based on an app or photo. Do not touch unknown plants, fungi, scat, nests, eggs or injured wildlife. Keep your distance, keep pets controlled, and use official poison, wildlife or emergency services when anyone may be at risk.