Demonstration of citizen science, through the use of mobile applications (e.g. Biodiversity4all; iNaturalis) that allow the recording of observations of species, as well as assistance in their identification. Brief explanation of some of the impacts of climate change on biodiversity at a global level and the importance of these records for a better understanding of them.
This activity is aimed at the general public and is free of charge but limited to a maximum of 10 participants.
Prior registration is mandatory to the email loule.adapta@cm-loule.pt until 05/11/2022.
Participants must have their own mobile phone or tablet (where an app can be installed) to use during the activity.