The aim of this project is to involve community members in the early detection and reporting of weeds so that ACT government and NSW council weeds officers can respond quickly to minimise the potential spread of problem weeds.

Your contributions matter! Add your native wildlife and plant images and sightings records to the Atlas of Living Australia where they can be found and used by scientists in biodiversity research and management.

Catalog wildlife in the library gardens.

Participate in mountain plant monitoring for climate science research

Long-term monitoring of stream salamanders in the Smokies

Discover which flowers bumble bees visit and which they don’t.

To promote nature exploration and discovery

The Atlas is one of BirdLife Australia’s greatest resources, allowing us to track changes in birds across the country. Since 1998 a dedicated band of over 7000 atlassers have amassed over 420,000 surveys, comprising over 7.1 million bird records.

Create a database of Australian biodiversity.

BirdLife Australia’s Aussie Backyard Bird Count app allows you to take part in our annual national bird survey. For one week each year in late October, as part of National Bird Week, join thousands of people as they get to know their local birds and help us discover how our birds are getting on.