A warmly-dressed man with distant mountains behind him stands on the edge of a slope into a cloud-filled valley, surveying for Where? Where? Wedgie! He directs his binoculars to the right of the photo. Photo: Heidi Krajewsky.
Photo: Heidi Krajewsky

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“Where? Where? Wedgie! Or Where? Where? Vanilla Slice! Or Lovely Picnic Spot! Or Great Bike Ride! Or Yellowing Fagus! So many options to choose from during the Where? Where? Wedgie! citizen science surveys…”

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Our numbers so far…

  • 1487 Subscribed NatureTrackers
  • 848 Where? Where? Wedgie! app users
  • 99 Where? Where? Wedgie! : survey squares booked for 2+ days
  • 90 Where? Where? Wedgie! : complete data uploaded for 2+ days
  • 78 Eagles tagged for research since
  • 276 Burrowing crayfish chimneys mapped since

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NatureTrackers is an ongoing program to build a community of citizen scientists who can help monitor threatened and other species. Subscribe to receive emails (less than once a month, unless you’ve signed up to a particular activity). You’ll receive invitations to participate in surveys and events, and links to useful resources, keeping you informed and and part of the NatureTrackers community. See other ways you can support the program too. Together, we can make a difference.

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You can’t manage what you don’t measure.
Are our efforts to protect and recover threatened species working? Are the species we consider common still doing OK? Let’s work together to get up-to-date information, and help guide everyone’s conservation actions.

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With NatureTrackers, there are lots of interesting and useful things to be discovered, and skills to be honed, for people of all ages across the community. Join in to learn and share what you know!

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A woman standing on a narrow walking track in grassland in Tasmania’s southwest World Heritage Area smiles at the camera. She carries a backpack, shoulder bag and binoculars. A mountain range can be seen behind her. Photo: Persia Brooks.
Photo: Persia Brooks